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Well you've got .NET 8 (LTS), .NET 9 (standard support), .NET 10 (LTS). These are all supported at once. Then you've got the .NET SDK/aspnet/runtime (on x64/ar
by martinald 11mo ago
Well you've got .NET 8 (LTS), .NET 9 (standard support), .NET 10 (LTS). These are all supported at once.
Then you've got the .NET SDK/aspnet/runtime (on x64/arm32/arm64 linux/mac/windows), and also the various SDK packages themselves.
- cadamsdotcom 11mo ago3**4 = 81 builds - but aren’t all of those independent and thus parallelizable?
- martinald 11mo agoNo, read the article. It needs to build some "sub" SDKs to build the final 'full' SDK packages. That's the whole point; they want to get to a state where they can do that.