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LazyMemoryCache

Provides support for lazy in-memory caching in C#

Deployment process

  1. In NuGet:
    1. Login.
    2. Go to [Username (top-left)] > API Keys.
    3. Make sure you have a key which has not expired and which relates to your MyGet user. If not, create a new key then add it to the 'Upstream sources' section of MyGet.
  2. In MyGet:
    1. Login.
    2. Go to Build services.
    3. Click on Edit next to the CI build source.
    4. Reset the build counter and change the version number in the Version format field.
    5. Click Save.
    6. Click on Build next to the CI build source.
    7. Wait for the build to complete.
    8. Go to Packages.
    9. Click Push next to the package.
    10. Click Edit.
    11. Delete the Prerelease Tag value.
    12. Click Push.
    13. After about 1 minute, the package should appear on the NuGet.org page in Validating status.
    14. After about 5 more minutes, the package should update to Listed status. You can consume the package directly immediately, and after about 30 more minutes the package should be indexed and therefore visible in search results etc.
  3. In GitHub:
    1. Tag the release in the format v1.0.0.
    2. Publish the release tag.