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For .NET 11 we need to consider whether Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.Core should continue to support .NET Framework. And we should drop netstandard2.0 to avoid giving the impression that older TFMs like net8.0 are still supported. So, the final set would be one of:
net10.0
net10.0;net472
net11.0;net10.0
net11.0;net10.0;net472
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Keeping netstandard2.0 will always result in the situation where an older TFM appears to be supported but suddenly loses DateOnly and TimeOnly support.
Keeping netstandard2.0 will always result in the situation where an older TFM appears to be supported but suddenly loses DateOnly and TimeOnly support.
That's true - I'm just arguing that we shouldn't have that happened for supported TFMs (e.g. net8.0 currently). What happens to unsupported TFMs seems much less important.
For .NET 11 we need to consider whether
Microsoft.Data.Sqlite.Core
should continue to support .NET Framework. And we should dropnetstandard2.0
to avoid giving the impression that older TFMs likenet8.0
are still supported. So, the final set would be one of:net10.0
net10.0;net472
net11.0;net10.0
net11.0;net10.0;net472
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: