Referencing the alpha versions has caused code to break

[StingyJack]

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Version of Library

unversioned source code

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Steps to Reproduce

1. git clone
2. open solution
3. build solution

Expected Behavior

It compiles

Actual Behavior

It fails with errors

Some of the Orc packages reference pre-release versions of Cattel MVVM. Those prerelease versions changed the accessibility on CommandContainerBase and that means the handful of classes that inherit from that class are now broken and the project doesn't compile. Forcing the use of a stable release of Cattel.MVVM, fixes this, and I can run the program but unfortunately it does nothing useful. I cant even type a comma in!

It would be nice if the current state of the project were clear in the readme. It gives the impression of a usable program that I just wasted an hour trying to get to work to find out its incomplete.

[GeertvanHorrik]

You probably used the develop branch, which is the active development branch. Best is to use the master branch which is used for stable releases.

[StingyJack]

Well I would have liked to have been able to at least try submit a PR to address #551. That dev branch is more than 1000 commits ahead of master, and I dont really want to deal with that kind of distance. Thanks for getting back to me about this though.

[StingyJack]

FYI - When trying to build the master branch.... I tried commenting out the nuget.config to see if that made a difference, but result was the same. Looks like someone revoked a cert.