Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform for packaging, deploying, and managing stateless and stateful distributed applications and containers at large scale.
Describe the bug
This is does not feel like a bug (nor a feature or security request...), rather - a design decision. I am just seeking clarification on what does that mean/why is it like that. Perhaps this issue's action item should be adding this to the documentation, I am sure I am not the first asking this.
The Visual Studio Service Fabric Application project template offers a dropdown to choose the .NET Framework for the SF application. I wonder why .NET Framework is the only option (I have other SDKs installed).
Is this on purpose ? If so, why does the SF Application require .NET Framework ? SF Services do support .NET Core and on.
Area/Component:
VS Project Template wizard
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Make sure you have SF SDK/tools installed
Create a new project in VS
Pick "Service Fabric Application"
See screen shot below
Expected behavior
Intuitively I would expect the possibility to choose between different SDKS the app can be built with (.NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET 6 and on, etc)
Observed behavior:
Screenshots
Service Fabric Runtime Version:
SDK: 7.0.1949.9590
Microsoft Azure Service Fabric: 10.0.1949.9590
Describe the bug This is does not feel like a bug (nor a feature or security request...), rather - a design decision. I am just seeking clarification on what does that mean/why is it like that. Perhaps this issue's action item should be adding this to the documentation, I am sure I am not the first asking this.
The Visual Studio Service Fabric Application project template offers a dropdown to choose the .NET Framework for the SF application. I wonder why .NET Framework is the only option (I have other SDKs installed). Is this on purpose ? If so, why does the SF Application require .NET Framework ? SF Services do support .NET Core and on.
Area/Component: VS Project Template wizard
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Intuitively I would expect the possibility to choose between different SDKS the app can be built with (.NET Framework, .NET Core, .NET 6 and on, etc)
Observed behavior:
Screenshots
Service Fabric Runtime Version: SDK: 7.0.1949.9590 Microsoft Azure Service Fabric: 10.0.1949.9590
Environment:
Assignees: /cc @microsoft/service-fabric-triage