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(This is a heads up for something that will become an issue in the future)
OpenShift supports .NET Core images and relies on project.json files to identify a project as .NET. An upcoming version of .NET Core will switch from using project.json files to ${PROJECT_NAME}.csproj files: .NET Core Tooling. This change is being added to Visual Studio right now and will be added to .NET Core in a later release (possibly in a couple of months).
OpenShift will need to update the detection routines to pick up these csproj files to identify a .NET Core project in addition to project.json files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
(This is a heads up for something that will become an issue in the future)
OpenShift supports .NET Core images and relies on
project.json
files to identify a project as .NET. An upcoming version of .NET Core will switch from usingproject.json
files to${PROJECT_NAME}.csproj
files: .NET Core Tooling. This change is being added to Visual Studio right now and will be added to .NET Core in a later release (possibly in a couple of months).OpenShift will need to update the detection routines to pick up these
csproj
files to identify a .NET Core project in addition toproject.json
files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: