Closed DrewNaylor closed 3 years ago
Thought I was on .NET Framework 4.6.2, but it turns out I was on 4.6.1, which goes out of support next April. This is the same with most of my other .NET projects, so I guess I'll have to update all of them (except for those that are still at .NET Framework 4.0, as I want those to be able to support Windows XP and by extension ReactOS) and do a new version in some cases like HideSettingsPages.
Figured a major version jump would be the best time to do it. Didn't intend on doing a major version jump, but a license change is major so I'll do it.
Edit: Migrating to VS2019 should happen so the project can use the newer features and not prevent contributions if people want to contribute but can't download VS2015 years from now.