Closed NeVeSpl closed 8 months ago
The different reference sets here contain what a build gets by default when targeting the corresponding TFM. So the reference set provided by NetStandard20
is the standard reference set you get when using <TargetFramework>netstandard2.0</TargetFramework>
in a project file.
Not sure which reference set you're using here but you should see that System.Text.Json
is available in the places it should be. For example it's not in NetStandard20
but it is in Net80
.
I am using NetStandard20
, and was wondering what is the rule of selection references that are provided, but that explains everything. Switching to your library really helped with running code under different frameworks, and only reaming piece is System.Text.Json.dll (and its dependency Microsoft.Bcl.AsyncInterfaces.dll), but I can live with that and keep them in the resources.
Why
System.Text.Json.dll
reference assembly is not provided by this library? Is not it "basic" enough ?