C# Version for development, build, and deployment
I'm having a little trouble understanding a couple things, but mainly:
I've got a solution with .NET 4.8 Framework assemblies, .NET Standard 2.0, .NET 6, and .NET 7 in co-existence.
.NET 8 rolled out recently with C# 12 and for example, there are now collection expressions that I would like to use, but not sure how to safely ensure that I'm not breaking the build/deployment by doing so.
Do I just need to install .NET 8 on the development machine, build server, and deployment server to ensure that everything works across the board or is there more to it? Is accessible C# features tied to .NET version of application? Or installed on machine?
What language version am able to use when writing code?
I've got a solution with .NET 4.8 Framework assemblies, .NET Standard 2.0, .NET 6, and .NET 7 in co-existence.
.NET 8 rolled out recently with C# 12 and for example, there are now collection expressions that I would like to use, but not sure how to safely ensure that I'm not breaking the build/deployment by doing so.
Do I just need to install .NET 8 on the development machine, build server, and deployment server to ensure that everything works across the board or is there more to it? Is accessible C# features tied to .NET version of application? Or installed on machine?
Collection expressions are expressions that convert to many different collection types. They enable you to write literal values for collection elements, or import other collection elements into a new collection.
