Support for MVC 5

As title says. Would be nice to have a DLL compiled with latest Framework version.

[robdmoore]

In order to help me prioritise this - have you tried binding redirects (e.g. Add-BindingRedirect) with the current MVC4 package on NuGet (does that even allow you to install it with MVC5 or does the dependency version restrict it to 4?).

If it works then this is way lower priority for me, but it it doesn't work I'm happy to get something out quicker in the next few weeks...

[jesusgarza]

Add-BindingRedirect doesn't add the correct binding. But you can do it by hand and it does work:

      <dependentAssembly>
        <assemblyIdentity name="System.Web.Mvc" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" culture="neutral" />
        <bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-4.0.0.0" newVersion="5.0.0.0" />
      </dependentAssembly>

[AlexArchive]

I want to add that in the case that you are using an empty test project (as opposed to a scaffolded one) and you bring down the package - you will need to update the outdated ASP package dependencies by using the Update-Package command:

Update-Package -ProjectName ProjName.UnitTest

Failure to do this will subject you to a compile-time error as soon as you reference the testee project ;-p

[robdmoore]

@byteblast as part of cleaning up the project I think we should add a .mvc5 and .mvc4 package. and make the non-.mvc* package have a dependency on the latest mvc package. Thoughts?

I've got an idea for how to easily make the .mvc* projects work in a future proof way too...

[AlexArchive]

Sounds good mate.

On 5 September 2014 05:14, Robert Moore notifications@github.com wrote:

@byteblast https://github.com/ByteBlast as part of cleaning up the
project I think we should add a .mvc5 and .mvc4 package. and make the
non-.mvc* package have a dependency on the latest mvc package. Thoughts?

I've got an idea for how to easily make the .mvc* projects work in a
future proof way too...

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[AlexArchive]

@Beton As per the latest pull request there is now support for MVC 5.

See the readme for more information.

[robdmoore]

cc @mwhelan

[mwhelan]

Awesome! Thanks.

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