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Sorry about that. Our README was out-dated and I've fixed it. You should use the .NET 6 or .NET 8 runtimes. Use this command to acquire the mpc tool: |
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Thanks for that. |
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Here are 2 issues I'm having with MPC.
Issue 1:
The docs here:
https://github.com/MessagePack-CSharp/MessagePack-CSharp?tab=readme-ov-file
Says the following:
However, it's not clear from the docs (given changes to the Microsoft downloads page for instance), how to get the DotNet 3 runtime anymore. For instance, I have 8.0.203 installed. Is there a way to install both and still use "MPC"?
Issue 2:
Readme also says this, which looks promising for me:
Visiting this page...
It's not clear to me where to find the platform specific binaries either.
For instance, I don't think these packages are platform specific.
Admittedly they s all a bit of yak shaving on my part, because my real issue is that on my unity project MPC is hanging forever (previously it was taking 15 minutes). My teammates who installed it a year or two earlier seem to have a better install that works. I think my issue is maybe just my dotnet version, which is why I'm trying to figure out how to run it against the proper version of dotnet.
I'd also like to help y'all make this a bit more dummy proof in the readme. Thanks!
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