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Note to self since I just spent a frustratingly long time on this. In order to analyse your .NET Core project with Sonar on Linux (using Travis in my case since it’s an open source project), the following is required: Have a machine with Mono and .NET Core installed Download the MSBuild Sonar Analyzer and ensure that the scripts are executable Execute it perfectly with just the right amount of parameters For reference, some build steps out of a Travis YAML file I’ve been working for NGenerics: [Read More]

The Code Better TeamCity guys were kind enough to install the Silverlight runtime on the build server a while ago, which means that NGenerics now has an automated Silverlight build.

If you’re interested in trying out NGenerics on the Silverlight platform, you can find the assemblies under NGenerics Trunk/Artifacts.  Be sure to let us know if you find any bugs/pain points/features that can need improvement on this particular platform.

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Thanks to the Code Better guys, JetBrains, Ideavine, and Devlicio.us, NGenerics is now hosted on a public CI server. The build script packages the main NGenerics assemblies in a zip file, so you always have access to the latest build from source. You can find those under “Artifacts”. We’re still waiting for a response from the Code Better team on supporting Silverlight on the server - if we get that, the latest Silverlight version of NGenerics will be available as well. [Read More]