targeting .net standard? about sevenzipsharp

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I've had a quick look, and while it does seem manageable, there's some extra work on my branch since I've included the SFX creation code as well. I won't have time to do it right now, but I'll revisit it sometime soon-ish.

This issue might not matter much to you anyway, pending the resolution of #29.

If you do make a PR, I'll make time to look it through, and will likely accept it (might modify it to include both .NET 4.5 and .NET Standard 2.0 in the NuGet package.

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@CasperWSchmidt & @Kaon68

Sorry, I forgot about this issue. As of 1.2.x this project provides dll's for both .NET 4.5 and Standard 2.0.

If it's still relevant, please check it out and see if it works for you.

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No plans from my side, but I'm not dismissing the idea either. I simply haven't had the need for it (yet).

If you want to suggest an approach to do it, I'm all ears :)

[CasperWSchmidt]

Hi. As mentioned in #29 I currently use another fork of SevenZipSharp that supports .Net Standard (1.3 though - but that is good enough for me). See antiufo@34510ab for changes neccesary. I can make a PR with this, but will wait for the fork-owner to get back (I e-mailed her)

[Kaon68]

I would appreciate the .NET Standard compatibility of this fork too :D
I have a library in .NET Standard where code for create and read archive is (but the main program using this library is in .NET 4.6.2). I use SevenZipSharp from Shaman, but it lacks updates from many months.

I follows this issue ;)

[CasperWSchmidt]

I convinced the sender to change the format from RAR to ZIP which allowed me to use another library :)

But thanks for taking time to add this feature. I might need it in the future.

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Happy you found a work-around, thanks for responding :)