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Supported frameworks not always populated correctly
See original GitHub issueFor Newtonsoft.Json (for example), this line of code seems to ignore all frameworks if one of them is null, instead of just skipping the null one and adding all others. So that means this data is not in the database…
Note that this was by design, but it makes no sense.
Please fix (fairly trivial) and reflow all packages that have no supported frameworks data in the database.
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- Created 7 years ago
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