[FEATURE] add in-memory provider to SDK about dotnet-sdk HOT 12 CLOSED

fwiw @toddbaert I'm looking at this, limited bandwidth, but interested in completing this

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Thanks @CommCody, there was a similar report over the weekend, so looking into this.

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Fwiw I'm running these commands on windows 11. Directly against the dotnet cli.

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Hi @toddbaert , totally fair
I've had some illness going around in the family, so I've been distracted.

My current state of work is here https://github.com/CommCody/dotnet-sdk/tree/add-in-memory-provider

From memory:

• one test fails
• some new public apis have no, or no decent documentation
• basic structure from java was followed, but divergence for open generic type usage

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Hey @CommCody ! I've assigned you.

It's no problem if this takes some time. I'll keep it assigned to you for now.

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@CommCody are you working on this?
This issue looks interesting and I will be happy to collaborate with you.

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Mildly, I do have some work on my fork. My time is limited however, so I'm not very actively working on it.

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Can I continue from where you left?

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Can I continue from where you left?

@NeerajGartia21 if @CommCody has a partial implementation, maybe you'd be better off working on the Java reconnect tests, or on the Error enhancements in JS you recently commented on.

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Cool, that sounds good.

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Hi @toddbaert I was updating my code to further implement this issue, but now I can't build the main branch anymore. the build fails with:

E:\openfeature-dotnet-sdk\test\OpenFeature.Tests\OpenFeature.Tests.csproj : error NU1009: The packages Microsoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies are implicitly referenced. You do not typically need to refer
ence them from your project or in your central package versions management file. For more information, see https://aka.ms/sdkimplicitrefs
E:\openfeature-dotnet-sdk\src\OpenFeature\OpenFeature.csproj : error NU1009: The packages Microsoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies are implicitly referenced. You do not typically need to reference them fro
m your project or in your central package versions management file. For more information, see https://aka.ms/sdkimplicitrefs [E:\openfeature-dotnet-sdk\test\OpenFeature.Tests\OpenFeature.Tests.csproj]

If I disable the following line in Directory.Packages.props my issues are gone:

    <PackageVersion Include="Microsoft.NETFramework.ReferenceAssemblies" Version="1.0.3" />

I have the following sdk installed: 8.0.101

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@CommCody Hey! Unfortunately this has become a bit of a blocker.

If you aren't able to finish this in the next few days, would you mind if I take it over? I'm glad to pick up where you left off if you give me a branch, and will maintain as much of your work as possible, and make you a commit co-author.

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