docs: setup steps say dotnet 9, but projects target net10.0 - #9617
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Martin-Molinero merged 1 commit intoJul 14, 2026
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All 23 .csproj files declare <TargetFramework>net10.0</TargetFramework> and the Dockerfile installs dotnet-sdk-10.0, so the setup steps should ask for dotnet 10, not 9.
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What this fixes
The setup instructions ask contributors to install dotnet 9, but the projects target .NET 10, so a fresh setup following the README fails to build.
readme.mdline 144 (macOS):Install [dotnet 9 SDK](.../download/dotnet/9.0)readme.mdline 162 (Linux):Install [dotnet 9]Meanwhile:
and
DockerfileLeanFoundationinstallsdotnet-sdk-10.0. This updates the two README steps (and the download link) to dotnet 10 so they match.Docs-only change.
Disclosure: I used an AI tool to help spot this; I verified the target framework and the Dockerfile against the repo myself and take responsibility for it.