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See https://dotnet.microsoft.com/platform/support/policy/dotnet-core for details. Migration to at least Core 3.1 (LTS, but actual support time is roughly the same as of .NET 5) or .NET 5 preferably (both would be supported until at least 2022) would solve this completely (currently, targetting 3.0 results in a spam of NETSDK1138 warnings).
Checking this by fixing the csprojs by hand didn't result in any obvious issues. I can create a PR with these changes if it's the preferred way to handle this, no biggie.
As a side note: if compatibility with Mono/Xamarin is not an issue, using net5.0 profile consistently instead of e.g. netstandard2.1 etc. would be more futureproof.
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Ah yup, been meaning to do that. I think I'd left it on 3.0 due to a compiler bug that was introduced in one of the 3.1 releases, that's been resolved now so no reason not to. I'm currently in the middle of a massive refactor of the asset system, but I'll bump the .NET Core version as part of that. Would like to move to 5 at some point as well to take advantage of the new code generation stuff etc, but will need to do some testing first.
See https://dotnet.microsoft.com/platform/support/policy/dotnet-core for details. Migration to at least Core 3.1 (LTS, but actual support time is roughly the same as of .NET 5) or .NET 5 preferably (both would be supported until at least 2022) would solve this completely (currently, targetting 3.0 results in a spam of NETSDK1138 warnings).
Official doc: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/migration/31-to-50 (also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/migration/30-to-31 to a lesser extent)
Checking this by fixing the csprojs by hand didn't result in any obvious issues. I can create a PR with these changes if it's the preferred way to handle this, no biggie.
As a side note: if compatibility with Mono/Xamarin is not an issue, using
net5.0
profile consistently instead of e.g.netstandard2.1
etc. would be more futureproof.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: