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Could you publish 1.1.5 to NuGet? #74

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adv12 opened this issue Mar 21, 2023 · 4 comments
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Could you publish 1.1.5 to NuGet? #74

adv12 opened this issue Mar 21, 2023 · 4 comments

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@adv12
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adv12 commented Mar 21, 2023

I'd like to consume v1.1.5 via NuGet; can it be published there?

@MoeHamdan
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Any update guys? May you please publish latest

@rbrundritt
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To set expectations, the last update was in 2018, I'm fairly confident that NuGet package will not be updated. What you can do instead is download the latest source code and reference the package locally within your solution.

If you have the option, I highly recommend taking a look at Microsoft's Azure Maps. There has been a lot more development in that area, even some Bing maps services have been ported over to there. Even the Bing Maps consumer site is now using the Azure Maps Web SDK. The Azure Maps platform has official .NET client libraries, as well as libraries for other programming languages that are developed and maintained by the Azure Maps team. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-maps/rest-sdk-developer-guide

Note that the Bing Maps REST toolkit was a side project I started over 7 years ago as the only other option at the time required a decent amount of work. I handed off this project to the Bing Maps team in 2018. There was one update to the NuGet package after I handed it off.

@MoeHamdan
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Hello @rbrundritt

Thanks for you reply, so you recommend using AzureMapsServices?

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If you are still in the early stages of your project and have the option to switch over to Azure Maps, I would recommend doing so.

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