Standard.Licensing
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junian
.net6+
The .NetStandard 2.0 target framework would cover your .Net6 requirement.
I believe a change of targeted frameworks would be sensible altough not necessary to use the library in .NET 6.
As suggested here a switch to support netstandard2.0 (and net461 explicity) would bring us in line with other widespread librarys and allow usage of a few new features.
That means dropping following targets:
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net45 -
net40 -
portable-net45+win8+wpa81+wp8 -
portable-net403+sl50+win8+wp8
And keeping/adding:
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netstandard2.0 -
net461
From the linked page:
.NET Standard 1.x is distributed as a granular set of NuGet packages, which creates a large package dependency graph and results in developers downloading a lot of packages when building. Modern .NET implementations support .NET Standard 2.0. You should only target .NET Standard 1.x if you specifically need to target an older platform.
yes pls add separated targeting; no one ask to remove standard2.0 etc because someone use that in old projects; but add new separated targeting make easy to use who want built with own src; and make better perfomance and iluminate aoutdated standard and other old refs that not needed if use in modern net6-7 or maui etc
is really critical for you, in other way mans will check and choose some new - more bad maybe - but simple implementation that easy to try and integrate with there apps;