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I agree in a sense but I would do it another way. Either change to the Rust edition equivalent, or simply drop old stuff and keep in the newer bits.
by metaltyphoon 5y ago
I agree in a sense but I would do it another way. Either change to the Rust edition equivalent, or simply drop old stuff and keep in the newer bits.
- colejohnson66 5y agoThere is a Rust edition equivalent in C#…kindof. The csproj file has a property to specify which version of the language you want to use. So if you set it to 9, the compiler won’t allow features from 10 (supposedly; I haven’t tested it).
- metaltyphoon 5y agoI'm aware of <LangVersion> on the csproj but it's opt in system. You opt into the features of the version you want. It never disables anything of the prior versions.
- colejohnson66 5y agoWhat do you mean “disabling” things from the prior versions?