Remove net6.0 build, replace by 8.0 #1211
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Why? .net8 apps can reference .net6/.netstandard2.0 libraries just fine. |
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@knocte because 6.0 is out of support and I don't have it on my machine anymore to build. |
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(https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/support/policy/dotnet-core is supported until November 12, 2024. .NET 7 is out of support as of May 14, 2024. Not that I personally care about .NET 6.) |
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Good point. Then I'll wait a bit. |
That sounds sensible! BTW what is definitely out of support is the .NET3.1 builds, I would remove those. |
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@knocte already done in this PR |
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Then how about a PR that replaces .NETCore3.1 with .NET8, and we leave .NET6 for a while? (even a while after Nov2024 please 🙏 ). I would be willing to create such PR. |
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