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Allow Newtonsoft.Json 10.x#653

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I think it is best to just remove the maximum version number for Newtonsoft.Json. Most other NuGet packages I have looked at use this approach with Newtonsoft.Json.

I'm also happy to change the range to be "[6.0.1,11.0)", if that's what the maintainers would prefer. But since this project doesn't seem very actively maintained, I think just removing the max version will allow more people to continue to use it without this being a recurring issue.

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I think opening up the ceiling for versions should be fine unless we run into problems with backwards compatibility at some point. For now, I think this should be fine.

@dwalleck dwalleck merged commit 2ed2248 into openstacknetsdk:develop Aug 17, 2017
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johnrutherford commented Sep 29, 2017

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@dwalleck, can we get a new NuGet release with this change?

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oguimbal commented Jan 2, 2018

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+1 ?

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panuva-sympa commented Aug 15, 2018

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I'm giving a hand to @dwalleck to make a new build. In the meanwhile, anyone using paket framework and facing the issue still a workaround would be to lock the Newtonsoft.Json to a specific release in paket.dependencies, like

nuget Newtonsoft.Json == 11.0.2 

(downside, you won't get automatically updating Newtonsoft.Json package though)

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