Joel Dickson

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1456785/a-definitive-guide-to-api-breaking-changes-in-net

Simple tips for avoiding breaking changes: ## Example Deleting/Removing Code Don't remove ANYTHING public. Just don't. If you are adding new features, leave the old ones. ## Example New features...

## Common Don'ts to watch out for ❌Don't move namespaces ❌Rename Parameters of methods (including changing its case) It breaks source compatibility when developers use named arguments. ❌Adding or removing...

I'm pretty sure this is similar to what i am having issues with so decided not to create a new issue. Here is a good stackoverlfow with info and examples...

Yea, I tried it out and spent a few hours on it last night after saying "this will be easy"... unfortunately adding parameters to the constructors gives me no love,...

Thanks @CharliePoole that's some good info for me to work off. I now understand that i was approaching the issue wrong. Instead of looking at the constructor i should have...