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@KevinZonda KevinZonda commented Jul 9, 2020

The origin SDK is .NET45, I think it's too old.
New SDK provides more features and makes plugin development much easier. And I think cross SDK version may cause some problems, especially when subproject's SDK is higher than framework which subproject uses.

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Jie2GG commented Jul 9, 2020

The frame version can be changed as long as the Nuget package does not report errors.

PS: New framework is develop, use nuget and msbuild will manage install and build. using .Net Framework 4.5-5.0

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The frame version can be changed as long as the Nuget package does not report errors.

PS: New framework is develop, use nuget and msbuild will manage install and build. using .Net Framework 4.5-5.0

I mean that subproj(CQ plugin) may be limited by SDK version.

Here is the result of crossing .NET version.

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Jie2GG commented Jul 9, 2020

Your can changed all project framework version

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Absolutely yes, and that's why I push this PR.

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Jie2GG commented Jul 9, 2020

My changed All project, can use net472 and net core library.

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Jie2GG commented Jul 9, 2020

Note that "Native.Core" project needs to run within the NET Framework, not Net Core

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I found that you have netstandard support, lol.
Anyway, updating the base branch's SDK is needed.

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Jie2GG commented Jul 9, 2020

I found that you have netstandard support, lol.
Anyway, updating the base branch's SDK is needed.

Yes, I'm already building a new framework. The existing framework won't change much without major bugs.

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