Application Compatibility Flags Howto Sample for .NET Core #87
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Thank @vatsan-madhavan Could you fix the code format?
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This sample shows how to use Application Compatibility and optional/opt-in behavior flags in WPF applications on .NET Core.
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runtimeconfig.template.jsoncontaining knownAppContextflags, along with the respective defaults on .NET CoreApp.configcontaining known*CompatibilityPreferencesbased flags, along with the respective defaults on .NET Core.Some of the functionality in this sample would not light-up until dotnet/wpf#787 is merged and makes its way into core-sdk.