* [csharp-refactor] limit available target framework
This removes .NET 3.x, .NET 4.0, UWP, and the "5.0" option (which
referred to PCL 5.0). This gives us a smaller footprint for maintenance,
and doesn't necessarily block consumers from creating custom templates
to support those target frameworks. A workaround for users wanting these
options is to build against openapi-generator 3.3.4.
This moves logic for applying additional properties to strategies per
target framework, as a means to reduce maintenance overhead at the cost
of maybe a little redundancy between strategies.
* [csharp-refactor] Fixing .netstandard support
* [csharp-refactor] Fixing netcoreapp2.0 support
* [csharp-refactor] Regenerate samples
* Fix toLowerCase missing Local.ROOT
* [csharp-refactor] Remove unnecessary bash/batch scripts, update appveyor.
* Update appveyor.yml to test for dotnet/xunit
* Update appveyor.yml
Wrap xunit console environment variables in quotes, to prevent yaml syntax error.
* Update appveyor.yml
Try to use dos-style switches, attempting to remove yaml parse error in appveyor. Previous command matched appveyor docs, but resulted in the parser error.
* Update appveyor.yml
Wrap full commands for netstandard tests in quotes
* Fix linux style slashes in dotnet build, use dotnet test over appveyor xunit
* [csharp-refactor] Update generator docs
* Iniital docusaurus based site
* Remove error about default local being used by String.format
* Change pinned users to represent global presence rather than alphabetical order pinning
* Include generator indexes in ensure-up-to-date (docusaurus site and /generators/README)
* Add Font Awesome attribution footer
* Remove feature callout until it is completed
* Include NPM try it out section
* Improve "Getting Started" type docs
* Include new custom template documentation
* Updating templating and customization docs
* Add vendor extension docs
* Cleanup templating page(s).
* Move users to yaml file for easy edit.
* travis configuration, and baseUrl mods to image URLs
* [docs] Migrate FAQ, release summary from wiki
FAQ has been split into multiple smaller documents to better categorize
and allow users to find what they're looking for (in docs folder or in
new website).
Release summary information (versioning strategy and cadence) has been
migrated from the Wiki and clarified a bit.
Also adds copy button for all code snippets in website.
* Copy current contributing/code of conduct to website
* [docs] Creating a new generator
