Project-system: Show .NET Standard in TFM list for .NET Core projects and vice versa

Created on 22 May 2018  路  10Comments  路  Source: dotnet/project-system

Ideally, we'd split the concepts apart, but for 15.8, we'd be willing to just merge them into the same list:

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Feature Request Feature-Legacy-Application-Designer Resolution-Duplicate

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We should show .NET Framework as well. Make note - the current drop down behavior actually prevents desktop projects from seeing .NET Core/.NET Standard and other TFMs as well, so factor that in.

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We should show .NET Framework as well. Make note - the current drop down behavior actually prevents desktop projects from seeing .NET Core/.NET Standard and other TFMs as well, so factor that in.

You put this in 15.8, but we talked about 16.0 for this?

The split in the picture is 16, but there was some hope to just merge the .NET Core and .NET Standard lists in 15.8 if that's easy.

We should show .NET Framework as well

Agreed. I was thinking we'd show .NET Core, .NET Standard, and .NET Framework.

The split in the picture is 16, but there was some hope to just merge the .NET Core and .NET Standard lists in 15.8 if that's easy.

If we do that we, we should consider listing all three frameworks in that drop down.

It would also be nice if there was a dropdown to select the version when creating a new project, just as there is with .NET Framework:

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^ I should be able to select .NET Standard or .NET Core version (depending on the project type).

EDIT: This is probably more of a Visual Studio feature, sorry.

@Neme12 Agreed. This is a little more plumbing and requires a change to the New Project Dialog - we're tracking it internally, but if you open a new issue I'll resolve it in lieu of your one so that you can keep abreast of the changes.

@davkean Should I open an issue in this repo?

Yes.

Thanks, filed #3577

Going to close this in lieu of https://github.com/dotnet/project-system/issues/3024, which was first.

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