#27 updated to .NET 6; however, I missed updating the target framework in the project files. The net effect is that it's being built by .NET 6, and run on .NET 6, but targeting .NET 5 behavior and APIs. Change that.
Also, while changing the project files, switch the deployment to publish a single file, rather than all the DLLs together; this will simplify deployment.
#27 updated to .NET 6; however, I missed updating the target framework in the project files. The net effect is that it's being built by .NET 6, and run on .NET 6, but targeting .NET 5 behavior and APIs. Change that.
Also, while changing the project files, switch the deployment to publish a single file, rather than all the DLLs together; this will simplify deployment.
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#27 updated to .NET 6; however, I missed updating the target framework in the project files. The net effect is that it's being built by .NET 6, and run on .NET 6, but targeting .NET 5 behavior and APIs. Change that.
Also, while changing the project files, switch the deployment to publish a single file, rather than all the DLLs together; this will simplify deployment.
Fixed in 2.2.1