David Gardiner

If you have applications based on .NET 7 then don't forget that it is not an LTS release and as such support will finish on 14th May 2024. Upgrading to .NET 8 is probably a good idea.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-7-end-of-support/?WT.mc_id=DOP-MVP-5001655 #dotnet

.NET 7 will reach End of Support on May 14, 2024 - .NET Blog

.NET 7 will reach end of support on May 14, 2024, this blog breaks down all the valuable information you need to know and how to update to .NET 8.

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Mar 28, 2024 at 10:08amWeb
Show threadMiha MarkičMar 28, 2024
@DavidRGardiner Unless app is neglected, why would you run it on .net 7 in first place.
Show threadDavid GardinerMar 28, 2024

@mihamarkic You might have created it last year and wanted features that weren't in .NET 6 but didn't want to wait until 8 to get started?

I'd suggest most of the time adopting a non LTS is ok if you're confident you'll move to the LTS version asap.

Show threadMiha MarkičMar 28, 2024
@DavidRGardiner Yep, yep, but 8 has been a long time with us now, hence I mentioned "unless it was neglected".
Show threaddjMar 29, 2024
@DavidRGardiner laughs in .net framework 4.7.2