Now that MySqlConnector is targeting net6.0, it seems very unnecessary to also keep targeting netstandard1.3. There are a lot of #if blocks in the code purely for that target framework, and removing it would simplify a lot of code.
This also aligns with (part of) Microsoft's decision for their packages: dotnet/announcements#190
MySqlConnector 1.3.x is quite stable, and could continue to be used by netstandard1.3 consumers.
(Split from #636.)
Now that MySqlConnector is targeting
net6.0, it seems very unnecessary to also keep targetingnetstandard1.3. There are a lot of#ifblocks in the code purely for that target framework, and removing it would simplify a lot of code.This also aligns with (part of) Microsoft's decision for their packages: dotnet/announcements#190
MySqlConnector 1.3.x is quite stable, and could continue to be used by
netstandard1.3consumers.(Split from #636.)