arturcic
commented
10 months ago @gep13 depending on when this issue will be complete, maybe it's also worth adding .NET 8.0 as well? Or maybe only .NET 8.0 instead, as it's a LTS version?
Closed gep13 closed 10 months ago
arturcic
commented
10 months ago @gep13 depending on when this issue will be complete, maybe it's also worth adding .NET 8.0 as well? Or maybe only .NET 8.0 instead, as it's a LTS version?
gep13
commented
10 months ago Now that I have just shipped (or at least in the process of shipping 0.14.0) I would like to get another release out quite quickly that addresses the target frameworks, so I think supporting .NET 6 and .NET 7 (along with .NET 4.8) will be the focus of the 0.15.0 release, which I would like to get out before the end of this week, as I would then like to work on a few other things.
Just trying to get a baseline for the application, before adding more functionality on top of it.
gittools-bot
commented
10 months ago :tada: This issue has been resolved in version 0.15.0 :tada:
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Detailed Description
GitReleaseManager should support .NET 7, in the same way that it does .NET 6.
Context
If someone only has .NET 7.0 installed, they will not be able to run GitReleaseManager.
Possible Implementation
Add new TargetFramework to csproj files.
Similar to what was completed on this issue:
https://github.com/GitTools/GitReleaseManager/issues/412
Your Environment
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