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As is OpenTelementry latest SDK for .NET uses .NET SDK 8.0 but requires dependencies to .Net 9.0. It is a problem for those (as us) who target .Net 8.0 (as an LTS release). Thus we cannot use latest OTel packages and have to stay with those versions that still target .Net 8.0 libs.
Of course it requeires additional effort and to maintain *proj & props (and maybe cs) files but I doubt that there are many exclusive features that require .Net 9.
We implemented such an approach in our private nuget packages.
What is the expected behavior?
Nuget package with multiple target frameworks and separate dependencies for each
Which alternative solutions or features have you considered?
Stay on older versions
Additional context
No response
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As is OpenTelementry latest SDK for .NET uses .NET SDK 8.0 but requires dependencies to .Net 9.0. It is a problem for those (as us) who target .Net 8.0 (as an LTS release). Thus we cannot use latest OTel packages and have to stay with those versions that still target .Net 8.0 libs.
Of course it requeires additional effort and to maintain *proj & props (and maybe cs) files but I doubt that there are many exclusive features that require .Net 9.
We implemented such an approach in our private nuget packages.
What is the expected behavior?
Nuget package with multiple target frameworks and separate dependencies for each
Which alternative solutions or features have you considered?
Stay on older versions
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: