Is there a plan to release a stable 2.x version ?

[NinjaCross]

My customers are worried of using beta-grade packages.
As far as I can see, the version 2.0.0 is in beta stage since the 11/15/2018
Is there a plan to release a 2.0.0 non-beta ?

[MichaCo]

yeah if you look at other issues and discussions and the open PR you'll see its in the works and I'm almost done with it.
I just have very limited time right now because of work. But will be release soon™

[NinjaCross]

That's a great news !

[NinjaCross]

Hi @MichaCo
Any news about the release of the 2.x version ?
Thanks again for your support.

[NinjaCross]

Hi @MichaCo .
Sorry to bother, but are there news about this ?

[tonyqus]

Would you please let me know the release notes/bug list of 2.0? I'm going to fork this project and contribute but I don't know where to start.

I found a branch called work/prep-release and there is a pending PR there. Is that for 2.0 release?

[jerviscui]

How's this topic going?

[tonyqus]

No reply from the author. Looks he doesn't have time to contribue anymore but he also doesn't wanna anyone to pick up. Anyway, I totally understand how hard it is to maintain a profitless project.

[MichaCo]

I might have some time soon to finally look at this again and make a release.
I just didn't want to say something here because that would just create certain expectations... Anyways

I'm sorry if that's maybe not what you want to hear ;)
but, lets see

[tonyqus]

@MichaCo It's nice to see your reply. If you don't have time, you can somewhat change your role in this project. I see a few guys do project management of their open source projects instead of coding by himself. From project perspective, if a project wanna survive, it must be kept maintaining. No matter who is the coding guy.

[Mek7]

I am currently migrating from .NET Framework to .NET 8 and one of my class libraries references CacheManager nuget packages of version 1.2.0. These don't target .NET Standard 2.0 so I get build warnings that they may be not compatible with my project (and there could be runtime errors).
A 2.x release of CacheManager should solve this. Seeing in the readme of CacheManager that .NET Standard 2.0 is supported... it looks like the documentation is out of sync with the actual release of CacheManager. Please release CacheManager 2.x on nuget so that .NET Standard 2.0 is supported. Thank you.