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The specified framework version '2.0' could not be parsed...
See original GitHub issueThe global.json with 2.1.4 does not help when using dotnet ef commands in a classlib. You still have to manually add the RuntimeFrameworkVersion to the CSPROJ file on all projects in the solution. If you only add to one NUGET wants to consolidate because some projects are using 2.0.0 and only the ones specified with RuntimeFrameworkVersion use 2.0.5. I only have SDK 2.1.4 installed why does it just not use Runtime 2.0.5 by default?
Why do I have to specify this in ever CSPROJ, what good is the global.json then?
<RuntimeFrameworkVersion>2.0.5</RuntimeFrameworkVersion>
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The fix will be in EF Core 2.0.2. We’re hoping it finally ships this month. 🤞 You can use the patch preview feed to try it out now.
Yep. Ok, given that you have a workaround and that the bug is being fixed in EF, I am going to close this issue.
@cgountanis Glad to see you are unblocked.