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Support for .NET Core
See original GitHub issueWe should think about starting to support .NET Core as soon as RC2 is out and supported by VS 2015. With the change to a project.json, we’re still able to target platforms like .NET 3.5/4 in addition to netstandard1.3 (or higher?).
Conversion steps:
- Move from
IDbConnection, etc toDbConnectionSystem.Data.Commonis available since .NET 2.0
- Remove the need for ICloneable Switching to immutable types?
- Replace usage of DataSet
- Using the solution from @dmirmilshteyn (https://github.com/schambers/fluentmigrator/issues/621#issuecomment-154342973)?
- Use a DataReader instead?
All this work shouldn’t be done in a single step. It should be done in multiple pull requests (or a single pull request with squashed commits to have one commit per step) for easier code review.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 7 years ago
- Reactions:23
- Comments:41 (13 by maintainers)
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Support for .NET Standard 2.0 is implemented in release/2.0.0. It’s not worth the hassle to support older .NET Standard versions,
@eloekset I created a feature/dotnet-core branch