Disable append-hashcode when library is not built for netFx #53
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Under .Net Core, hashcodes are not stable, causing distributed cache to be segregated by process
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Under .Net Core, hashcodes are not stable, causing distributed cache to be segregated by process.
The
append-hashcodedefault value should befalsewhen the library is not built for .Net Framework, instead oftrue.It is kept as
truefor .Net Framework in order to avoid a breaking change for those relying on this setting for being able of caching data depending on a composite-id which does not override itsToString.(Also add the possibility to set the setting per region.)