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Had to upgrade minimum UWP target for compatibility for netstandard as well as upgrade nuget package. I'm pretty sure I left out anything which was to do with using a different version of Visual Studio (I'm using 2019). Do you have any CI that this could run against?

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To be quite honest ... I have no environment available anymore where I could test this, neither deploy. Do you know how a CI could be set up?

If you want, I can also give you the access to e.g. the nuget package repository. I currently have neither time nor resources to keep this repo going.

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CDBridger commented Jan 27, 2020

I have set up appveyor to build this on my fork as a test, although not sure what do about the ios projects.

https://ci.appveyor.com/project/CDBridger/xamarin-crossdownloadmanager

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SimonSimCity commented Jan 28, 2020

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CDBridger commented Jan 29, 2020

Sure, will look into it!

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At a glance it looks like I would need to provide my own apple machine to do the builds which I don't currently have, but I will see if there are any other options.

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I should have checked the pull requests before I spent time doing basically the same thing as this one.

There are some cloud options for Macs (https://flow.swiss/mac-bare-metal, https://www.macweb.com/welcome, etc). Some of these have trials, which I suppose would be enough to perform/test an update. I've never owned a Mac (or any Apple product for that matter).

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