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Feat/zapier project description #17

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This version reflects changes required by Project description word document.

As well as new nuget, Zap CLI application has to be pushed and published for zapier review

There are breaking changes, as we need to follow best practices document. I think that is not going to be a problem as the old version is preview version.

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Left some minor comments.

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seangwright commented Apr 18, 2024

Assuming this PR updates the repo to be fully supported (instead of a Lab, as mentioned in the docs Changelog), we'll also want to update the following

README header

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I have made the required adjustments.

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michalJakubis commented Apr 24, 2024

Was there any reason for Zapier to target .Net 8.0? XbK targets .Net 6 and we should ideally target all integrations to the same version so that customers are not forced to upgrade entire projects to .Net 8 because of them.

@michalJakubis michalJakubis merged commit 529f574 into main Apr 25, 2024
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Was there any reason for Zapier to target .Net 8.0? XbK targets .Net 6 and we should ideally target all integrations to the same version so that customers are not forced to upgrade entire projects to .Net 8 because of them.

@michalJakubis This comes from our announced .NET 6 support guidance

  • Xperience by Kentico .NET solution templates are being updated to target .NET 8 by default
  • Starting now, new Xperience by Kentico open source libraries on GitHub will target .NET 8 only
  • Existing libraries will be updated to target .NET 8 only when our support of .NET 6 reaches EOL

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