codewide: drop support for .NET Framework #119
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@dkropachev The CI failure seems to be unrelated to this PR. Can you try to investigate the cause? |
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.NET Framework is an ancient platform at this point and maintaining compatibility with it is a burden. Eventually, we will drop support for .NET Standard 2.0 as well, because .NET 5+ is now the mainstream .NET platform and .NET Standard is effectively deprecated; moreover, we need .NET 5+ to have a good interop story with the Rust driver via FFI.
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.NET Framework is an ancient platform at this point and maintaining compatibility with it is a burden.
Eventually, we will drop support for .NET Standard 2.0 as well, because .NET 5+ is now the mainstream .NET platform and .NET Standard is effectively deprecated; moreover, we need .NET 5+ to have a good interop story with the Rust driver via FFI.