Any progress on the .NET 10 version?

[timohermans]

So we're curious whether there's any progress on a official .net 10 release.

When we install the .NET 8 package, the build fails because of failing transitive packages.

The preview release works, though we'd like an official release as we don't know how stable the preview version is.

[commonsensesoftware]

That's unfortunate, but that possibility always exists between major versions. By preview release, I presume that mean you built the source. Nothing has been published as a consumable package.

Solid progress is being made. There 3 significant features coming:

1. Support for deprecation policies (related, but different to sunset policies)
2. Support for Microsoft's OpenAPI support for ASP.NET Core
3. Support for gRPC with transcoding

A PR is underway for #1. I'm actively working on #2, but the design and implementation of that library is fighting me 😿. There are also some other breaking changes that I had been holding off on until the next major LTS release (e.g. this version). It's doubtful you'll hit them, but you should know they exist.

If folks are champing that much at the bit, I can get the first preview version out to unblock people. It's hard to pinpoint an exact stabilization date, but I'm moving as quickly as possible.

[timohermans]

Ah thank you so much for your answer.

Funny you mention that #2 is fighting you. I had the same experience with upgrading some of our projects. Though I guess you got a lot more complex work to do than I had. Respect!

Sounds you got a lot of work. Take it easy. One step at a time 😊.