Closed OzBob closed 6 years ago
Yes @OzBob, that's what the 1.x vs 2.0 SDK tries to show. But it has been in my to-do list to remove the 1.x line and just leave the latest information there, so I'll update this doc.
The table mention Standard 2.0 support 4.6. But Windows 8 only support up to 4.5.1 or Standard 1.2. Isn't .NET 4.6 support Windows 8. Isn't .NET Core support most windows from 7. Is it mean any embedded use case, or RT?
I guess it is because the table is just lowest subset of API supported from all the in the every Standard version column? Any practical guide such as tools like Portability Analyzer for checking supported API?
DotNetStandard doco in March 2017
CROSSEDOUT.NET Standard table from 1.5 supporting 4.6.2 to 4.6.1 https://github.com/dotnet/standard/commit/4788c7d4d348d96a942ddd3a50b7aeef33136e2e#diff-a0efca2faa45606b03f5b824d6213122Document Details
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