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Note that .NET 5.0 is not an LTS release: > .NET 5.0 is a current release. That means that it will be supported for three months after .NET 6.0 is released. As
by SloopJon 6y ago
Note that .NET 5.0 is not an LTS release:
> .NET 5.0 is a current release. That means that it will be supported for three months after .NET 6.0 is released. As a result, we expect to support .NET 5.0 through the middle of February 2022. .NET 6.0 will be an LTS release and will be supported for three years, just like .NET Core 3.1.
- joshschreuder 6y agoI believe Microsoft are still recommending people move to .NET 5 though. Unless you're extremely risk averse it seems like a very simple upgrade from 3.1 to 5 and hopefully 5 to 6 next November (which will be the LTS release) is the same.
- flamtap 6y agoI just did a straight up find-replace for `netcoreapp3.1` -> `net5.0` across 66 projects, built and passed tests without a hitch. Zero issues so far outside of the warnings resulting from enhanced nullable reference type smarts .