__RazorGenerator does not currently support MVC versions > 5.0 (i.e. 5.1 and 5.2)__
In environments such as build servers, where Visual Studio is not installed, projects utilizing the latest version of RazorGenerator and MVC versions > 5.0 will not be able to build unless version 5.0 of the System.Web.MVC assembly is manually loaded in to the GAC on the build server.
Since Visual Studio (2013 anyways) registers MVC 5.0 assemblies in the GAC, this is not an issue on machines where Visual Studio is installed. In production environments, this is also typically a non-issue, as binding redirection will make sure that the correct version of System.Web.MVC is referenced at runtime, even if 5.0 is referenced.
While the workaround for now (manually loading System.Web.MVC 5.0.0 in to the GAC) is simple enough, releasing new/additional versions of RazorGenerator that directly target the newer, stable, versions of MVC would be beneficial to the community.
In environments such as build servers, where Visual Studio is not installed, projects utilizing the latest version of RazorGenerator and MVC versions > 5.0 will not be able to build unless version 5.0 of the System.Web.MVC assembly is manually loaded in to the GAC on the build server.
Since Visual Studio (2013 anyways) registers MVC 5.0 assemblies in the GAC, this is not an issue on machines where Visual Studio is installed. In production environments, this is also typically a non-issue, as binding redirection will make sure that the correct version of System.Web.MVC is referenced at runtime, even if 5.0 is referenced.
While the workaround for now (manually loading System.Web.MVC 5.0.0 in to the GAC) is simple enough, releasing new/additional versions of RazorGenerator that directly target the newer, stable, versions of MVC would be beneficial to the community.