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New year's updates #226

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@CaptnCodr CaptnCodr commented Jan 6, 2023

As mentioned in #225:

  • Align should & throw.
  • Compile for .NET7.
  • Update copyright strings.
  • Update dependencies.

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Those two build failed with the same message as here: fsprojects/FAKE#2719
I'll let it at version 5.23.1 and wait for FAKE 6 ...

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@CaptnCodr thank you for this change. I am OK with this change, but what is the benefit of providing assemblies for .NET 7 ?

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CaptnCodr commented Jan 12, 2023

@sergey-tihon I'm investigating some details about that if the .dll in the package has some advantages when it's built with .NET7 (size, performance). I read that .NET7 is ~30% faster than .NET6.
Should be ready in the next days.

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CaptnCodr commented Jan 13, 2023

@sergey-tihon There is no difference in size of the libs. Performance is the same tho.
Nevertheless, I would ship it with the STS (.NET7) as we did in the past to be safe here.

@CaptnCodr CaptnCodr merged commit e821351 into fsprojects:master Jan 13, 2023
@CaptnCodr CaptnCodr deleted the feature/NewYear branch January 13, 2023 20:31
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