This PR versions our templates so they can target many MES versions.
Up until 8.x, the configuration was the same: .NET Standard 2.0 DLLs and static Orchestration classes compiling against .NET Core 3.1.
This changes in v9, with .NET 6 DLLs and Orchestration classes with dependency injection compiling against .NET 6.
The new commands now react, when appropriate, to the MES Version specified in the init command. This means each new command should be able to target any MES version.
As an implementation note, the Business template was broken in two, as the changes were extensive. The other templates got versioned tokens. This can be changed in the future but the old business template should have no extensive changes in the future.
This PR versions our templates so they can target many MES versions.
Up until 8.x, the configuration was the same: .NET Standard 2.0 DLLs and static Orchestration classes compiling against .NET Core 3.1. This changes in v9, with .NET 6 DLLs and Orchestration classes with dependency injection compiling against .NET 6.
The
newcommands now react, when appropriate, to the MES Version specified in theinitcommand. This means eachnewcommand should be able to target any MES version.As an implementation note, the Business template was broken in two, as the changes were extensive. The other templates got versioned tokens. This can be changed in the future but the old business template should have no extensive changes in the future.