When deciding upon using an LTS release, you may require more regular updates to stay on a supported product. NET Core projects needs a little extra consideration. As such, choosing it for upgrades to existing. NET 5.0 is not going to be an LTS (Long Term Support) release. At this point, other than curiosity, I’d suggest there’s no real need to grab these bits. The products contain some initial bug fixes which can be viewed in the release notes. NET 5 and contains very little in the way of notable features. I’ve included a link to the video at the bottom of this post.īefore following along with these steps on your development PC and for existing projects, please let me caution you on two crucial points. I’ve also produced a video hosted on YouTube explaining this process in detail.
NET 5 roadmap has these scheduled for a final release in November, this year. Both were released yesterday (16th March 2020) and are the first public previews we have available for these future versions.
In this post, I want to take a look at the steps required to upgrade some projects to the first preview of.
