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ExtCore.Infrastructure No longer compatiable with .Net Standard. #177
We are using IConfigureServicesAction in a few .net standard projects however with the move to version 5 this no longer works as version 5 is .net core 3.
Wanted to know if there was a work around for this or a reason that ExtCore.Infrastructure is not a .net standard project considering it has no depenacies.
Type IApplicationBuilder is defined inside the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Abstractions assembly, which is now part of the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App as I understand. There is no separate NuGet package anymore.
Hi guys, I've updated ExtCore to .NET 5.0, now it is in beta mode (6.0.0-beta1). I will review the situation about .NET Standard support. As I see now EF 6 now supporta .NET Standard 2.1, right? So we can move our data storage projects back to .netstandard2.1 as I understand.
So, as I can see, .NET Standard itself is dropped. Now everything will be .NET 5.0. And this is cool and simple. I will update the projects and remove that .netstandard2.0 and replace them with .net5.0.
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DmitrySikorsky commentedon Mar 9, 2020
Hi! Thank you for your question.
Type IApplicationBuilder is defined inside the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Abstractions assembly, which is now part of the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App as I understand. There is no separate NuGet package anymore.
dotfelixb commentedon Oct 24, 2020
@yerttle is this still an issue for you?
Xarkam commentedon Nov 10, 2020
Hello,
I created pull request to update on net core 3.1 (#185)
This is a transition to prépare .NET 5 support.
I gave up support for netstandard because .net 5 is the fusion of microsoft frameworks.
DmitrySikorsky commentedon Nov 22, 2020
Hi guys, I've updated ExtCore to .NET 5.0, now it is in beta mode (6.0.0-beta1). I will review the situation about .NET Standard support. As I see now EF 6 now supporta .NET Standard 2.1, right? So we can move our data storage projects back to .netstandard2.1 as I understand.
DmitrySikorsky commentedon Nov 22, 2020
So, as I can see, .NET Standard itself is dropped. Now everything will be .NET 5.0. And this is cool and simple. I will update the projects and remove that .netstandard2.0 and replace them with .net5.0.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/the-future-of-net-standard/