Version of C# to use?

[HawkXP71 122]

Blame this question as a remnant of my C++ work.

Does it matter what version of C# a plugin uses?  Ie, can I use the latest and greatest release? or must I use a range of versions?

[Luke 43075]

Hi, it doesn't matter.

[HawkXP71 122]

Thanks!

1 minute ago, Luke said:

Hi, it doesn't matter.

 

[pünktchen 1422]

49 minutes ago, Luke said:

Hi, it doesn't matter.

But plugins should target .Net Standard 2.0 and that is only C# 7.3.

[yocker 1890]

25 minutes ago, pünktchen said:

But plugins should target .Net Standard 2.0 and that is only C# 7.3.

*SHOULD!*  

[Luke 43075]

15 minutes ago, yocker said:

*SHOULD!*  

You don't have any in the catalog targeting higher than that, do you?

[yocker 1890]

49 minutes ago, Luke said:

You don't have any in the catalog targeting higher than that, do you?

.net 6
If that's a problem i guess i have my work cut out for me converting them.

Edited 12 minutes ago by yocker

[Luke 43075]

Just now, yocker said:

.net 6

in the catalog?

[yocker 1890]

Just now, Luke said:

in the catalog?

Yes.
Never knew that would be a problem, sorry if it is.

[Luke 43075]

Yea which ones? We will have to remove those because it will cause server crashes on platforms that still use the mono runtime and not dotnet.

Alternatively, if you can get them down to netstandard 2.0 then that would be best. 

[yocker 1890]

3 minutes ago, Luke said:

Yea which ones? We will have to remove those because it will cause server crashes on platforms that still use the mono runtime and not dotnet.

Alternatively, if you can get them down to netstandard 2.0 then that would be best. 

All 3, EmbyCredits, EmbyIcons and TimeMarkEdit.
Damn.. I have a lot of work in front of me.

I do have a version of EmbyCredit on netstandard 2.0 i have maintained along side the main one but it isn't tested properly.

Anyway, good to know so it can be fixed and i won't cause problems.