With this release, you should be finally be able to do that. The 4.6.2 framework only supported the 1.3 Standard, which was the reason we were boned if a .NET C

With this release, you should be finally be able to do that. The 4.6.2 framework only supported the 1.3 Standard, which was the reason we were boned if a .NET Core library got released targeting the 1.6 one and didn't explicitly include a .NET Framework version in the nuget package. At least, I hope I got that right. I'll give it a try tomorrow and if it works I might just uninstall the .NET Core outright.