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9.0.0 package broken #40
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Hi @ErikEJ, OK, I have found this Breaking changes in EF Core 9 in EF Core, which says "NET Core, and .NET Framework versions will need to target .NET 8 or .NET 9 to use EF Core 9.". That says that I have a .NET 8 and a .NET 9 version, which I have done. The code in both the 8 and 9 versions are the same, so you could the .NET 8 version if you want to .NET 8. Does that make sense? |
No, you need to retarget .net 8 or at least target both |
Hi @ErikEJ , I'm not doing to that. If you want an .NET 8 version, then take the latests .NET 8 version, which is 8.2.0. Then update the following EF Core NuGets to the .NET 9 version:
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I think you are mixing up EF Core 9 vs .NET 9. I need this for EF Core Power Tools, but let me see if I can special case your suggestion |
EF Core 9 targets .NET 8, so the .NET target of this package should be .NET 8, not .NET 9 as currently is the case...
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