Powershell: Question: .Net Core Roadmap: 2.2 vs 3.0
The current roadmap here states that .Net Core 2.2 should go RTM in Q4 2018 but .Net Core 3.0 only in Q1 2019.
There are already official previews of 2.2 available here but 3.0 offers only daily bleeding edge builds.
What are the plans on using a newer version of .Net Core and which version will be the next targeted update?
bergmeister
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I don't know MSFT team plans but in terms of timelines, we cannot have 6.2.0 on .Net Core 3.0 - only on 2.2.
We could use publicsign and tired compilation.
We investigated the tired compilation in #7731 and found it useful for PowerShell performance.
iSazonov
on 6 Oct 2018
@iSazonov is correct that we can't ship a 6.2 on an unsupported 3.0 release. Based on .NET Core's current roadmap, 6.2 will likely be based on 2.2 and 6.3 would be on 3.0.
SteveL-MSFT
on 6 Oct 2018
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@iSazonov is correct that we can't ship a 6.2 on an unsupported 3.0 release. Based on .NET Core's current roadmap, 6.2 will likely be based on 2.2 and 6.3 would be on 3.0.