3.0.0 nuget package still targeting .Net 3.5 framework about analytics.net HOT 6 CLOSED

@f2prateek As far as I know, the nuspec file is not needed anymore actually ... maybe I should have deleted it in my pull request :)

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@bryanrengo gotcha, thanks for letting us know. I'm not totally familiar with what it would take to get nuget + netcore to work. I'd have to look into this a bit more.

If you happen to know the changes required, we'd be happy to accept a PR!

@spewu helped us out with the netstandard support, and might have some pointers as well.

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@f2prateek I am not sure how you currently build the NuGet packages, but I would suggest you just use the dotnet CLI. It has a pack command for creating a NuGet package: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-pack

If you are currently building the NuGet packages manually, you could also consider creating an account on e.g. https://www.appveyor.com - it is free for open source projects.

This blog post has a pretty good walk-through in case you are interested in going that way: https://andrewlock.net/publishing-your-first-nuget-package-with-appveyor-and-myget/

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Ah neat, we are using appveyor for the C++ library, that might be a good option here too. RIght now the process is pretty manual https://github.com/segmentio/Analytics.NET/blob/master/RELEASING.md.

Either way though, for @bryanrengo's case, it sounds like we'd need to update the https://github.com/segmentio/Analytics.NET/blob/master/Analytics.nuspec to allow for newer frameworks to be targetted.

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@spewu we'd still need the nuspec file to upload to nuget I think, no?

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This should be fixed as of 3.1.0-alpha. Please try it out, and let me know if you run into any issues!

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