Move to generic RIDs #38
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Uhh - does that mean with one build we could run (at least the .NET Core part) on any Windows Version that supports .NET Core 2.0? e.g. I build it on a Windows 10 machine, but the target platform is Windows 8.1 - that will work, right? |
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That's right. One .net core app runs on Win7+. I don't know enough about electron to know if the same is true there. |
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Thats awesome! The docs should point this more out! Thanks! |
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Agreed, I'll probably make some PR's to the docs. |
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In .NET Core 2.0, generic RID's should be used to enable broadest reach for the resulting published app. This change just moves all the scripts/projects to use that instead.