Add .NET 10.0 target framework support to all projects and CI workflow #123
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Overview
This PR adds .NET 10.0 target framework support to all project files and updates the GitHub Actions CI workflow to build and test against .NET 10.0, preparing the repository for the upcoming .NET 10.0 release (expected November 2025).
Changes Made
Project Files
All four
.csprojfiles have been updated to multi-target bothnet8.0andnet10.0:Each project now uses:
GitHub Actions Workflow
Updated
.github/workflows/dotnet.ymlto install both .NET 8.0.x and 10.0.x SDKs in all four jobs:build- Cross-platform build and test on Ubuntu, macOS, and WindowsdeployRelease- Release deployment to NuGet and GitHubdeployTest- Test deployment to NuGet test feeddeployAzure- Azure Web App deploymentThe setup-dotnet action now uses:
Benefits
Note
.NET 10.0 is expected to be released in November 2025. These changes prepare the codebase in advance. The projects will continue to build successfully with .NET 8.0 until .NET 10.0 SDK becomes available.
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