I am dreading this transition when it becomes necessary for .NET Framework -> .NET Core. On the surface, it's not too different, but then you look deeper, and

I am dreading this transition when it becomes necessary for .NET Framework -> .NET Core. On the surface, it's not too different, but then you look deeper, and here is a dependency that changed completely between it's old Framework version and the new Core one, there's a place that we're using Linq-to-SQL instead of EF, there's an SDK that we use that is never going to be updated to a Core version, etc.