MagicAndre1981

ok, [IsActiveProjectRaspberryCompatible](https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger/blob/c1b902e2b1320b32eb3a52f4fba1c8631eba7776/RaspberryDebugger/Commands/SettingsCommand.cs#L90) returns false for csproj with multiple TargetFrameworks in your version and true for original extension in VS2019. This is why the entry is removed from menu.

ok, the check for [IsStandalone looks to be the cause for returning false](https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger/blob/c1b902e2b1320b32eb3a52f4fba1c8631eba7776/RaspberryDebugger/Models/VisualStudio/ProjectProperties.cs#L134). Adding `PackageHelper.SdkGoodCatalog.Items` to watch window shows only .net 6 has IsStandalone set to true. But where does...

ok, this IsStandalone is indeed wrong. The [100, 200, 300 are feature levels](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/versions/#versioning-details) and no indication for standalone or VS bundled SDK version. 100 is the first SDK shipped with...

there are more bugs. The `TargetFrameworkMonikers` from project system in[ CopyFrom method](https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger/blob/f5f3c710c21ed7df363bd944e28c9f9077d9b42c/RaspberryDebugger/Models/VisualStudio/ProjectProperties.cs#L110) only returns the first targetframework, so `netcoreapp3.1;net48` would treat the project as compatible.

> Thanks for this great project @jefflill , I've started using it yesterday. I could replicate a scenario where VS crashes when the IP of my pi changed, as I...

> Here is a pre-release build for testing: works fine for me to download _112: Feuerwehr im Einsatz_ 👍

To make it cross platform, migrate from WPF to [Avalonia UI](https://avaloniaui.net/). Someone wrote an [guide](https://www.jammer.biz/porting-wpf-to-avaloniaui/)

I have no idea why test fails if all 310 tests worked: ``` Test Run Successful. Total tests: 310 Passed: 310 Total time: 5.2126 Seconds 4>Done Building Project "D:\a\config\config\src\Config.Net.Tests\Config.Net.Tests.csproj" (VSTest...

you added .net 8 support on your own, so this can be closed

.NET 8 final is now out: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-dotnet-8/