Upgrade sdk and test / verify projects to net8; unquote itself stays at netstandard2.0#166
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TL;DR could the FSharp.Core dep be lowered back down to 6.0.7 (or lower) please? @stephen-swensen Updating the FSharp.Core causes a lot of run on implications My personal stuff depends on 6.0.7 for two reasons
NOTE: I do get that there's no actual reason why some old thing from 10 yars ago can't 'Just' update it's FSharp.Core from 4.3.2 to 8.0.100 without expecting it to just work, but that's not the point - it should simply depend on the lowest version possible |
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See #167