Bump dependencies to 7

[einarmo]

Projects are running into conflicts due to .NET 7 dependencies.

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[dbrattli]

I'm a bit worried that this will force all dependents to .NET 7. What we need is something like e.g nuget FSharp.Core >= 6.0.0 lowest_matching: true so we generate a >= dependency in the lock file.

[einarmo]

I'm a bit worried that this will force all dependents to .NET 7. What we need is something like e.g nuget FSharp.Core >= 6.0.0 lowest_matching: true so we generate a >= dependency in the lock file.

It couldn't possibly, right? This library is built for .NET standard, we wouldn't be able to build it at all if the dependencies required .NET 7.

[dbrattli]

dependents (down stream), not dependencies (up stream)

[einarmo]

dependents (down stream), not dependencies (up stream)

My comment was a bit unclear, I think. If dependencies required .NET 7, Oryx would not compile for .NET standard, which is compatible with .NET Core 3 and .NET framework 4. If Oryx compiles at all, any dependents would be able to run any version of .NET that is compatible with .NET Standard 2.0.

[xperiandri]

Maybe you will get rid of Paket and do muti-targeting?

[xperiandri]

I have a lot of annoying warnings because of weird Paket version locks

[einarmo]

I'm fairly confident this will be fine, the PI and PI AF extractors are running 7.0 versions of several core packages, and they are built for .NET framework. I don't see how this bump to 7 is any different from the previous versions, which were 6.