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The provider does not work on .NET Core #111
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@psfinaki I've got some bad news - currently there's no support for .NET Core. This basically stems from three things:
So in summary - I also want a .NET Core version of the TP, but at the moment we're blocked. Sorry. |
Linking to #77 |
@isaacabraham I see. Sounds quite fatal - and I get the reasoning. Thanks for quick response! |
@psfinaki hopefully it's not super fatal - it is on the roadmap to fix this :-) You can of course use the TP on full .NET in FSI etc. for exploration still (there's no FSI for .NET Core yet anyway). |
I was struggling with extracting data from my Azure Table Storage using the .NET API and then discovered this wonderful type provider - thanks for creating it!
Now, the thing is that my app runs on .NET Core and this provider does not seem to work properly with that, at least out of the box.
I have created basic console apps for .NET Framework and .NET Core, installed there the nuget and added the following code:
.NET Framework app does the job, .NET Core app throws
MissingMethodException
:Can I do something about it? Maybe add some binding redirect somewhere? Or some blacker magic?
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