Add .netcore3.0 build Target
See original GitHub issuePlease add an explicit netcoreapp3.0
Target to ensure compatibility.
I’ve done this with WPF class libs before, so feel free to assign to me and I’ll submit a PR.
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NuGet package 1.0.30 is now available.
Ah ok. Everything works fine for me right now, but a preview .NET Core 3.0 build would make some warnings disappear when working with WPF on .NET Core.