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dotnet tool? #10
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I pushed a branch in my fork if you're interested: |
I published https://www.nuget.org/packages/lockchecktool and added you as an owner if you're interested. Happy to make a PR to this repo too. |
Oh yes, nice idea. Haven't thought about that. Go figure! :-) I'm a bit busy for the next couple of weeks, but after that (or before, if possible at all), I'd gladly like to merge a PR. Thanks for the ownership offer. I accepted it in the hopes I can provide some value eventually. |
Here you go: no rush! |
Finally :-) I merged it. Sorry for taking so long and thanks again! I will have to do some more work on this library in the next weeks (hopefully) the Linux tests are (still) broken and some other stuff... I will close this issue for now, but feel free to let me know if we need to do some more things about this (tool). |
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@cklutz once again thank you for creating this indispensable library!
Have you thought about publishing a dotnet global tool like lockcheck.exe such that you could run it from command line?
Long ago this used to be a console .exe project, but now it seems to be a library only?
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