I say it's time to let 3.5 pass on and more forward to 4.0/4.5. On Thursday, December 12, 2013 1:15:53 PM UTC-8, Gleb Chermennov wrote: > > Hello everyone, fresh version of Fluent just hit NuGet. > It's strictly a bugfix release, so please don't expect something glamorous. > Sorry it's been so long guys (previous version came out last June). > By the way, is there anyone who would like to contribute? There's plenty > of bugs awaiting, as you can see from Github page, as long as improvements > and docs update. > Let me know what you think of the release and what I should improve. > I'm aiming to release next version in March, which will include some of > the bugfixes and technical aspects in the release process + I'm hoping to > get rid of RhinoMocks in favour of FakeItEasy, as well as preparing for > potentially breaking changes in NHibernate 4.0. > I'm just curious - how many of you still use .NET 3.5 for the projects > that require Fluent? As NHibernate 4 goes .NET 4.0, I'd like to know if > there's a point of supporting a separate branch for 3.5 code. > Also, if some of you are interested in running latest Fluent with old > NHibernate versions (released like 2-3 years ago) - drop me a note, I can > make that happen. > > Regards, Gleb. >
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