Closed alexeyzimarev closed 4 years ago
I'm all for this - supporting anything below 4.6.1 isn't necessary. @alexeyzimarev up for submitting a PR? :)
Yeah, I started by simply removing a couple of remaining async void
s in the scheduler but ended up doing more, have it almost ready. Will submit soon.
@cpx86 in my PR I removed 4.6.1 target as well, leaving only .NET Standard. Is it a good move? I would say yes, it allowed me to use the latest version of Sqlite client library without an ugly #if
. If we need to ensure that everything works with 4.6.1, I can change test projects to have two targets.
Today, the .NET Framework 4.5.2 build target creates too many impediments for updating dependencies. Apparently, many libs like SQLite and tons of Microsoft own libs are .NET Standard 2.0 only.
I could suggest stopping to support .NET Framework 4.5.2 and to support .NET Standard 2.0 only.