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Yep .NET Framework v4.7.2 continues to have first class support in v6+. Only .NET Framework v4.5 support was dropped, by upgrading and replacing all net45 builds with net472 builds. |
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Got some issues and I do not have time right now to go through them. We are at the end of the project. Thanks for your help. |
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You can find the versioning scheme for NuGet and MyGet pre-release packages at: https://docs.servicestack.net/myget#versioning-scheme MyGet only contains the latest version which ends in an odd patch number, e.g. v5.12.1 and only lasts until the next release on NuGet so they should only be referenced by wildcard, e.g. Each version ending in an even patch number like v5.13.2 or v5.14.0 are immutable packages published to NuGet, they should be used instead if you want officially released immutable packages. |
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I was wondering if i'll get into trouble if I upgrade from 5.12.1 (which I had got from MyGet a while ago) to 6.0.2
Can I stay on 4.7.2 without having to install any .NET6 (core) ?
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