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#Issues with a server setup for multiple users install#
#Issues with a server setup for multiple users code#
#Issues with a server setup for multiple users windows#

Net 4.8 framework library project to the. Project probably because it expects it to run in the main library project framework version.Īs far as I think, if you refer a. So, build expects all dependencies to be less or equal to the. So here my question was why should it fail because 4.8 is compatible with 4.6.2 or it fails because when you are referencing a project its becomes a dependency. Now if I refer 4.8 framework library project into 4.6.2 framework library project, it will give build errorsĪs it says I have referenced a higher version of the framework. net and another library project 4.8 version of. Know it's up to me, but my question was why does the build fail though the frameworks are compatible with lower versions.įor example, I have a library project that is developed using the 4.6.2 version of.

#Issues with a server setup for multiple users code#

It is up to you to change the target framework in Visual Studio and recompile your code to take advantage of the new framework.

#Issues with a server setup for multiple users windows#

It just sounds very dangerous and if that's true it will be a serious consideration by anyone who uses dot net because I would not expect me installing framework 4.8 in my windows will break applications using 4.6.2 which are applications I did not develop. Saved into the same folder as I mentioned above which will overwrite DLLs of previous versions). It will break a lot of applications if it is not compatible with the previous versions(.net frameworks for those that are I am not convinced with this point because there could be many applications that are not developed by me running in the environment. It is also up to you to do a basic analysis to make sure the code is not referencing using any deprecated APIs or methods. It is up to you to target the new framework in your project. NET frameworks has always run side by side. But how will it run with the higher version of the runtime but not while building? While development when I try to reference a higher version of DLL to a lower version of the project it will not build. net framework? If there could be any issues let me know.

#Issues with a server setup for multiple users install#

Please comment on my assumptions and also let me know if I can assume that it will be 100% compatible and can install a 4.8 version of. net core where the runtime is separated from the framework, so that framework can evolve as fast as possible. I believe this is one of the reasons to introduce.I am expecting that 4.8 DLLs will be 100% compatible with 4.6.2. Once I install 4.8 version all these DLLs will be replaced right.

Now for there will be DLLs of version 4.6.2 in this v4.0 folder.

Framework - Runtime + Base classes like System, System.Web, System.Configuration etc.

This folder will have one subfolder for each.

This folder will contain a separate folder for each version of the.

net framework binaries are saved is C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\ I have this doubt because of following reasons: Registry Editor shows "Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP\v4\Full" with 4.6.2 now. net framework 4.8.Ĭurrently, the system has framework version 4.6.2, I am planning to install the 4.8 version of. net framework 4.6.2 and other application using.