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They have an excellent track record of not breaking compatibility, most updates are drop-in & forget (unless you want to utilize new lang/runtime features)
by ochronus 4y ago
They have an excellent track record of not breaking compatibility, most updates are drop-in & forget (unless you want to utilize new lang/runtime features)
- smcl 4y agoI recall a few bumpy bits in the various upgrades from 1.0 to 2.2 - they reworked quite a few areas such that updating the .NET Core version required changing your code. They provided good documentation and migration guides, but they did definitely break things along the way.
- ThunderSizzle 4y agoI recall most developers didn't jump from 472 to core 1 since this was thr expectation. I barely started touching core until core 3, and really started checking out .net 5.
- smcl 4y agoTo be honest we didn't migrate .NET Framework apps - new build was done in .NET Core and thankfully there were a few smaller projects in the pipeline to allow us to fiddle with a bit through the transition 'til it was a bit more stable.