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Loosen FSharp.Core version requirement #458
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Hello, @cmeeren. Thanks for reporting this! Would you mind opening a PR with this fix, please? |
Sorry, I'm swamped for the time being. If it's possible to change directly on GitHub and you tell me where, I can do it, but at that point it's probably quicker to just do it yourself. I'm guessing this is a single-character change somewhere. |
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* loosen FSharp.Core version requirement (fixes #458) * Allow any higher version for FSharp.Core Before the net6.0 upgrade we allowed any FSharp.Core >= 4.6.0. This is more consistent with that package behavior. FSharp.Core also upgrades major versions fairly often (once a year), but rarely introduces changes that wouldn't be backwards compatible for us. --------- Co-authored-by: Spencer Farley <[email protected]>
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Expecto 10.0.0 requires FSharp.Core = 7.0.200 (exact version). It should be
>=
(minimum version). I am using 7.0.300 in all projects, and therefore can't update Expecto.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: