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@terrajobst This pull request now includes a fair number of tests for the new functionality, proving that it does bring async/await support to .NET 3.5. 🎉 |
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@terrajobst Any update on this? 😄 |
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I had to move this back to 2.1.0 since it's not yet approved and I need to release a stable version 2.0.0. 😦 |
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@sharwell Sorry for the long delay. I think I got some traction on this now. Will keep you posted. |
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OK, I've clarified the licenses and submitted a PR to the Microsoft Reference Source repository: microsoft/referencesource#17 which officially identifies the source as MIT licensed. I assume this is enough to unblock your work? |
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🎉 I'll make sure I get the notices for this project updated but I'm pretty sure this is 🎉 !! |
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Initial implementation of async/await support

This pull request adds support for async/await in .NET 3.5 applications. The implementation is based on code in https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource, which has been modified as follows: