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Upgrade: every poject to dotnet6.0 #232

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Upgrade: every poject to dotnet6.0 #232

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@Xian55 Xian55 commented Jan 23, 2022

Changes

  • Every project is converted either from dotnetstandard2.1 or dotnet3.1 or dotnet5.0 to dotnet6.0
  • Removed every reference of the old dotnetstandard2.1 builds
  • Utility projects are also upgraded
  • The main solution requires Visual Studio 2022 from now on
  • SharedLib based data structures are readonly structs
  • Some places replaced logging with the LoggerMessage generated version. Console output colorful 🤸‍♂️

Result

  • Build times significantly faster
  • Runtime memory usage significantly reduced. From around ~150mb can go below 100mb

@Xian55 Xian55 added refactor This ticket concerns the possible simplification of code/data. enhancement This pull request implements a new feature. breaking change labels Jan 23, 2022
@Xian55 Xian55 merged commit bfe0bec into dev Jan 23, 2022
@Xian55 Xian55 deleted the upgrade/dotnet6.0/2 branch January 23, 2022 00:19
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