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Add support for net9.0 #16573

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@sebastienros sebastienros commented Aug 15, 2024

Keeping track of all the tasks when adding/removing a TFM (please update so we can document it):

  • Update global.json to the require SDK version.
  • Updated src/OrchardCore.Build/TargetFrameworks.props.
  • Add custom AspNetCorePackagesVersion for each TFM in Directory.Packages.props
  • Update all uses: actions/setup-dotnet@v4 tasks to the required SDK version.
  • Update all dotnet publish, dotnet build and dotnet test calls to the latest TFM, if specified.
  • Update all tasks.json files to target the latest TFM
  • Update templates choices (see the template.json files).
  • Update docker file base images.
  • Update documentation pages specifying a TFM (search for <TargetFramework>).
  • Add a note about the supported .NET versions to the upcoming release notes.

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Is this will be a part of OC 2.0.0 or beyond?

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@hishamco I hope we ship 2.0 before dotnet ships .NET 9

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There are a few changes we might want to take in 2.0 instead of this PR. Mostly all the code changes (formatting and obsolete method).

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I think we should at least run the build and test the pipeline with .net 9 just to make sure we don't have anything to report.

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@hishamco i suggest that you don't merge main on PR others are constantly working on. Let them do that if they choose to do it "when they are ready for it"

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hishamco commented Sep 1, 2024

I just do it when there's a conflict

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I suggest you leave that work for the PR author. Let them work on their own code and resolve their own conflict.

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hishamco commented Sep 1, 2024

It's not big, this could happen occasionally, see #4466. I don't know what's the issue if you want anyone update branch in your PRs let me know :)

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resolved conflicts

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Main merged and build fixed again.

What changed exactly that makes the build fail on warnings like formatting or remaining unnecessary using?

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Piedone commented Nov 9, 2024

Static code analyzers are also updated with .NET, so they can warn about previously unnoticed issues.

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