Powderhouse plans to support .NET Framework via .NET Standard. We also plan to support LTS, which is easy during development because we are in an LTS version right now.
We will multi-target and test against supported versions.
We will support C# 7.3, which means if you are using 7.3 and can't accomplish something, we'll consider it a bug. This is because C# 7.3 is the highest support version on .NET Standard.
We will develop using the latest version of C#. While this is not a supported scenario, it is this approach used in most .NET repos in order to give you the best tools. This is not a supported because it requires special knowledge and backfilling types.
This issue tracks any details that are needed to provide good support. Please add comments about any down-level issues. As shown by init, things can compile and test, but not work correctly.
.NET Standard
Powderhouse plans to support .NET Standard 2.1 (to provide span<T>).
C# 7.3
init scope
init scope is problematic, indicated by #2213.
init scope will compile, however the setter is not available in 7.3.
We will offer an alternative where init is used, probably via a constructor. We'll consider the value of having two ways of doing things and this may result in us avoiding init scope, but that will be case by case.
Powderhouse plans to support .NET Framework via .NET Standard. We also plan to support LTS, which is easy during development because we are in an LTS version right now.
We will multi-target and test against supported versions.
We will support C# 7.3, which means if you are using 7.3 and can't accomplish something, we'll consider it a bug. This is because C# 7.3 is the highest support version on .NET Standard.
We will develop using the latest version of C#. While this is not a supported scenario, it is this approach used in most .NET repos in order to give you the best tools. This is not a supported because it requires special knowledge and backfilling types.
This issue tracks any details that are needed to provide good support. Please add comments about any down-level issues. As shown by
init, things can compile and test, but not work correctly..NET Standard
Powderhouse plans to support .NET Standard 2.1 (to provide
span<T>).C# 7.3
initscopeinitscope is problematic, indicated by #2213.initscope will compile, however the setter is not available in 7.3.We will offer an alternative where
initis used, probably via a constructor. We'll consider the value of having two ways of doing things and this may result in us avoidinginitscope, but that will be case by case.