Convert to .NET Core 3.0

gerhardol commented 5 years ago

Comment for those that have not worked with .NET Core: If working with latest normal VS2019, you need to install .NET 2.x separately, not included. However, to use .NET 3.0RC1 (final planned next week). you need VS2019 preview (can install .NET 2.1 LTS) and a separate .NET 3.0 Core install. Obviously, the updated project cannot be used in GE yet, as it targets .NET Framework 4.6. (Runtime likely should be bundled with GE too.)

drewnoakes commented 5 years ago

If working with latest normal VS2019, you need to install .NET 2.x separately, not included.

An aside, but it's possible to specify which VS workloads/packages are required in a .vsconfig file so that VS prompts to install any missing components when you open the solution.

RussKie commented 5 years ago

Thank you @gerhardol for pointing it out. Yes, indeed VS2019 16.3.0 Preview 4.0+ is required as well as .NET Core 3.0 (RC1+).

On my personal laptop I sourced everything from public sources, so can you :)

RussKie commented 5 years ago

An aside, but it's possible to specify which VS workloads/packages are required in a .vsconfig file

Nice! Thank you

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