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1-Visitor
April 23, 2018
Question

.NET SDK On Core?

  • April 23, 2018
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Are there any plans to move the .NET SDK from .NET 3.5 to a modern version of .NET, specifically one supported by .NET Core? .NET 3.5 is 11 years old at this point and while still supported, as far as I can tell .NET 3.5 is considered to be a legacy component which is only installed if needed, along with other old .NET runtimes.

 

Moving to a newer version would both bring whatever runtime improvements have been added in the last 10 years as well as allow development without having Visual Studio installed, as there is no other way I know of to get the .NET 3.5 SDK unless you use an old, unsupported version of Mono (ca. 3 years ago, before support for old versions of .NET was removed.)

3 replies

5-Regular Member
April 24, 2018

Hi @tekktonic

I just wanted to give you a quick update that we have reached out internally to find the best person to answer your question.  So more to follow.

Thanks!

Leigh

5-Regular Member
April 27, 2018

Hi @tekktonic,

We have reached out to the appropriate team for this and our follow up is on going. We hope to have an updated status on progress in near future.

 

Thanks

 

Regards,

Prakhar Shubham

tekktonic1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
May 1, 2018

Thanks for the reply, can't wait to hear back 🙂

5-Regular Member
January 24, 2019

Hi @tekktonic,

 

We are releasing a new version of the .Net SDK that uses .Net 4.5 next month.

 

Regards,

Shravan

12-Amethyst
February 12, 2019

Hi! Any info on whether or not our SDK will be / is supported on .NET Core?

5-Regular Member
March 13, 2019

Hi @eferent 

.NET SDK 5.8.0 will support .NET Core

 

Thanks

Abhishek