Hi, Yes, we are aware. The preview tooling that we were using to build during the last release was very flakey, so we ended up having to apply the DebuggableAttribute in order to get the tests to run in .NET Core. We are working on another beta release now, and we will definitely not have this attribute in the release this time. But there were a few unexpected issues with supporting .NET Standard 2.0 that we are working with Microsoft to fix first.
Thanks, Shad Storhaug (NightOwl888) From: NuGet Gallery [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2017 5:33 AM To: wwb; pnasser; synhershko; Shad Storhaug Subject: [NuGet Gallery] Message for owners of the package 'Lucene.Net' User MarkPflug <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> sends the following message to the owners of Package 'Lucene.Net'. Hello, I've been poking at the Lucene.net 4.8 beta 4 build and I noticed that the Lucene.Net.dll appears to be built with optimizations disabled. This might be intentional, since it is pre-release, but it might also have been a mistake. I just wanted to let you guys know on the off change that you accidentally pushed a debug build. ________________________________ To stop receiving contact emails as an owner of this package, sign in to the NuGet Gallery and change your email notification settings<https://u3342945.ct.sendgrid.net/wf/click?upn=hJjYwr6re7TWaT4l-2BWEkE-2Fm4TqAWAG4QtR6kHe3iFoOejR4gdbuAkeDt7uK9TYVL_Yta5MtZfv3XLrqKYStyBEME-2Fp-2B91Ho6pN00gZVHjJ8WSEo4TXDMSR7XVNnLwTJ2Wvu-2BZhGHQSOrnoZnANU-2FqWLvsHXMJ-2Bx9lQ6Hyv1xqraG0AjMdceD90DrdpPUm8vAT16mkhFUPKhhPCMLh8rraNWRHeufo1-2B9ERGxdDT6qLb1fmFtOK22ZiWf31ZmEN5LxaHFOn5ThT0kky4MDYhTF2aWxjoXKIhCoY-2FciG2lr7VM-3D>.
