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Dead end System.ComponentModel.Annotations package #51891
Dead end System.ComponentModel.Annotations package #51891
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @safern Issue DetailsNearly all configurations in the System.ComponentModel.Annotations Based on these reasons, dead-ending the package to remove the burden Contributes to #47530
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Nearly all configurations in the System.ComponentModel.Annotations package weren't built live anymore and just redistributed from older packages. Except for the netstandard2.0 configuration, the package didn't receive any changes. As the library is exposed as part of the shared framework, a reference to the package on .NETCoreApp isn't necessary and will be ignored by the SDK. Based on these reasons, dead-ending the package to remove the burden of maintaining the harvesting of old configurations. Contributes to dotnet#47530
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @ajcvickers Issue DetailsNearly all configurations in the System.ComponentModel.Annotations As the library is exposed as part of the shared framework, a Dead-ending the package to remove the burden Contributes to #47530
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This seems OK. We're unlikely to want to modify any API in |
Based on discussion in #32468 due to dead-ending in dotnet/runtime#51891
Based on discussion in #32468 due to dead-ending in dotnet/runtime#51891
Nearly all configurations in the System.ComponentModel.Annotations
package weren't built live anymore and just redistributed from older
packages. Except for the netstandard2.1 configuration, the package
didn't receive any changes.
As the library is exposed as part of the shared framework, a
reference to the package on .NETCoreApp isn't necessary and will
be ignored by the SDK. Because of that, there's no strong reason to
keep evolving the library on netstandard2.1 which doesn't support
.NET Framework.
Dead-ending the package to remove the burden
of maintaining the harvesting of old configurations.
Contributes to #47530