Closed kiranpradeep closed 6 years ago
Upgrading our stuff to .NET Core 2.0 is great! But as I understand it, there's no real benefit to upgrading the .NET Standard bits to 2.0 unless your library is calling 2.0 APIs. A .NET Standard 1.3 library will run perfectly well in a .NET Core 2.0 environment. So I'm wondering if we can keep our .NET Standard libraries on 1.3?
I'm also wondering whether the upgrade will break people. We may need to be able to build either 1.x or 2.0 based on a switch.
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.NET Core 2.0 changes
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Notes on Unit Tests
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