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[FEATURE] Dotnet 7.0 support #5

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picolino opened this issue Feb 22, 2023 · 4 comments
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[FEATURE] Dotnet 7.0 support #5

picolino opened this issue Feb 22, 2023 · 4 comments
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🚀 Feature Requests

Dotnet 7.0 was released, so we could upgrade project for dotnet 7.0 support

Contextualize the feature

Update to dotnet 7 provide us to upgrade to F# 7.0 with these improvements:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-fsharp-7/

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The only thing we need is to upgrade .fsproj file.

@picolino picolino self-assigned this Feb 22, 2023
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picolino commented Feb 22, 2023

Unfortunately, we have strong dependency by dotnet deb tool because we use it to build app for linux machines and it does not have net7.0 support yet.

There is an issue for that: quamotion/dotnet-packaging#232
And PR: quamotion/dotnet-packaging#235

So we should wait this tool to be upgraded before upgrade to net7.0.
Or use another tool for building installation packages for linux

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Sort of looks like dotnet-packaging might be dead. Is there a plan to move on without it?

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Sort of looks like dotnet-packaging might be dead. Is there a plan to move on without it?

It is not painful to sit on net6.0 right now, but it will be problem in far future.
Hope to see some new auto builders for linux by community.

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.net6 and .net8 support was added into dotnet-packaging tool, should try to finish that issue

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