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Initial move to .NET 3.0 and C# 8.0

@Mpdreamz Mpdreamz added the Infra label Sep 24, 2019
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Integration failures do not seem related to .NET core changes.

@Mpdreamz Mpdreamz marked this pull request as ready for review September 26, 2019 15:15
@Mpdreamz Mpdreamz merged commit 9bbffad into master Sep 26, 2019
Mpdreamz added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 26, 2019
* initial move to .NET Core 3.0

* bump to .net sdk 3.0.100 and update our build files to install it for now while the images catch up

* move scripts to 3.0 since we call dotnet run on them, exclude new types from codestandards test that all types live in Elasticsearch.Net/NEST namespace

* build tooling moved from 2.2 to 3.0

* move all netcoreapp over to 3.0

* move to range on RegexCollection no longer accepts Last()

* update our own dependencies

* make 2.2 available for canary so that rewrite using 2.2 tools still works

* fix yaml indentation

* disable ingest-attachemnt for now, installl has stderr on 8.0.0 which abstractions does not yet handle

* move rewriter and differ to local dotnet tools

* no longer need to install 2.2 sdk for differ

(cherry picked from commit 9bbffad)
Mpdreamz added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 26, 2019
* initial move to .NET Core 3.0

* bump to .net sdk 3.0.100 and update our build files to install it for now while the images catch up

* move scripts to 3.0 since we call dotnet run on them, exclude new types from codestandards test that all types live in Elasticsearch.Net/NEST namespace

* build tooling moved from 2.2 to 3.0

* move all netcoreapp over to 3.0

* move to range on RegexCollection no longer accepts Last()

* update our own dependencies

* make 2.2 available for canary so that rewrite using 2.2 tools still works

* fix yaml indentation

* disable ingest-attachemnt for now, installl has stderr on 8.0.0 which abstractions does not yet handle

* move rewriter and differ to local dotnet tools

* no longer need to install 2.2 sdk for differ

(cherry picked from commit 9bbffad)
Mpdreamz added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 30, 2019
* Move to .NET 3.0 and C# 8.0 (#4097)

* initial move to .NET Core 3.0

* bump to .net sdk 3.0.100 and update our build files to install it for now while the images catch up

* move scripts to 3.0 since we call dotnet run on them, exclude new types from codestandards test that all types live in Elasticsearch.Net/NEST namespace

* build tooling moved from 2.2 to 3.0

* move all netcoreapp over to 3.0

* move to range on RegexCollection no longer accepts Last()

* update our own dependencies

* make 2.2 available for canary so that rewrite using 2.2 tools still works

* fix yaml indentation

* disable ingest-attachemnt for now, installl has stderr on 8.0.0 which abstractions does not yet handle

* move rewriter and differ to local dotnet tools

* no longer need to install 2.2 sdk for differ

(cherry picked from commit 9bbffad)

* update Elastic.* packages and reenable attachment plugin on writable cluster

* same elastic version as other branhces

* NuGet.config and nuget.config both existed in the repos

* update to latest abstractions that is more lenient on stderr from plugin installs

* update abstractions
Mpdreamz added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 30, 2019
* Move to .NET 3.0 and C# 8.0 (#4097)

* initial move to .NET Core 3.0

* bump to .net sdk 3.0.100 and update our build files to install it for now while the images catch up

* move scripts to 3.0 since we call dotnet run on them, exclude new types from codestandards test that all types live in Elasticsearch.Net/NEST namespace

* build tooling moved from 2.2 to 3.0

* move all netcoreapp over to 3.0

* move to range on RegexCollection no longer accepts Last()

* update our own dependencies

* make 2.2 available for canary so that rewrite using 2.2 tools still works

* fix yaml indentation

* disable ingest-attachemnt for now, installl has stderr on 8.0.0 which abstractions does not yet handle

* move rewriter and differ to local dotnet tools

* no longer need to install 2.2 sdk for differ

(cherry picked from commit 9bbffad)

* Bump System.Buffers in Tests

* Move library projects over to also build net461 on linux through Microsoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies like we do on 7.x and master

* disable bullkallretries on CI for now, warrants deeper investigation issue to follow

* update to latest abstractions

* SkipOnCiAttribute over SkipOnTeamCityAttribute

* enable ingest attachment on writable cluster

* update abstractions

* bulkinvalid should have skipversion
russcam pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 1, 2019
* Move to .NET 3.0 and C# 8.0 (#4097)

* initial move to .NET Core 3.0

* bump to .net sdk 3.0.100 and update our build files to install it for now while the images catch up

* move scripts to 3.0 since we call dotnet run on them, exclude new types from codestandards test that all types live in Elasticsearch.Net/NEST namespace

* build tooling moved from 2.2 to 3.0

* move all netcoreapp over to 3.0

* move to range on RegexCollection no longer accepts Last()

* update our own dependencies

* make 2.2 available for canary so that rewrite using 2.2 tools still works

* fix yaml indentation

* disable ingest-attachemnt for now, installl has stderr on 8.0.0 which abstractions does not yet handle

* move rewriter and differ to local dotnet tools

* no longer need to install 2.2 sdk for differ

(cherry picked from commit 9bbffad)

* update Elastic.* packages and reenable attachment plugin on writable cluster

* same elastic version as other branhces

* NuGet.config and nuget.config both existed in the repos

* update to latest abstractions that is more lenient on stderr from plugin installs

* update abstractions
@Mpdreamz Mpdreamz deleted the feature/core-3 branch November 6, 2019 19:06
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