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The only drawback I can think of is having to reference Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Abstractions, which I don't love, but I think it makes sense at this point.
All those advantages (and the drawback) are the same for MySqlConnector, and I reach the same conclusion: it's time to switch.
I assume this would be a source+binary breaking change, so it would go in the next major version.
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MySqlConnector currently implements logging via a custom interface: #390
Npgsql is planning to replace their custom logging interface with Microsoft.Extensions.Logging (npgsql/npgsql#2103 (comment)):
All those advantages (and the drawback) are the same for MySqlConnector, and I reach the same conclusion: it's time to switch.
I assume this would be a source+binary breaking change, so it would go in the next major version.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: