1. Unfortunately, the tests are not currently passing. I have been working
on getting them running again, but it will require more work yet, especially
those for appenders I am not familiar with.
2. Some of the tests need to run as admin because of the rights they
require. I think the appropriate A
It seems like there's demand and people willing to make it happen.
What are the steps we need to take to make a release?
Here are some obvious ones...
1. Build under all supported frameworks.
2. Run tests under all supported frameworks.
3. Update version number.
4. Distribute packages.
Patrick and Rob,
I too would love to see progress in log4Net. I currently make use of
log4Net in over 10 commercial products. While I don't need the Client
Profile (as yet), I would certainly like to see a release with all the
current fixes included targeting the 2.0 framework. I too agree we
sh
Patrick,
I second your request. I would also like to target the client profile, but
can't.
I have been talking offline with Ron Grabowski about kick starting
development on log4net and getting another release out. Our company makes
extensive use of log4net and some issues that have shown up with
Greetings.
There have been a number of requests for client profile support for
log4net. Unfortunately no action has been taken so far. This is
causing some consternation in the NHibernate world at the moment.
There is significant desire for a client profile version of
NHibernate, but the depende
