Add ThisAssembly.Git, leveraging Microsoft.SourceLink and ThisAssembly.Constants #169
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…y.Constants This new package is just targets that leverage git-based SourceLink packages (which must be installed separately since there is a variety) to populate source control information, turn it into constants that then the ThisAssembly.Constants package surfaces in a standard manner. We do not force run of source control queries in design-time builds, unless the user forces it. This keeps the performance characteristics of SourceLink, at the expense of a slightly confusing user experience where intellisense might show the properties as empty all the time while in fact it's just during design-time. Closes #69
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This new package is just targets that leverage git-based SourceLink packages (which must be installed separately since there is a variety) to populate source control information, turn it into constants that then the ThisAssembly.Constants package surfaces in a standard manner.
We do not force run of source control queries in design-time builds, unless the user forces it. This keeps the performance characteristics of SourceLink, at the expense of a slightly confusing user experience where intellisense might show the properties as empty all the time while in fact it's just during design-time.
Closes #69