✅ Can I use static abstract interface members in netstandard2.1?
Title -- I thought this was a language feature, not a framework feature. Shouldn't I be able to use these? I'm getting compiler errors stating it is not supported in the targeted runtime.
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it may be a language feature, however frameworks only support up to specific language versions
It just occurred to me... isn't netstandard going away? It's all just netx.y now, I guess I can just swap all of these (they're just solution projects, not shared libraries)
.NET Standard is there to create libraries that work with old Framework and new .NET (Core)
So they only support the features common between those versions
If they're not shared libraries, no point using .NET Standard IMHO
Just use .NET 7
Or .NET 6 if you care about LTS
Answer for title question: no
The compiler errors are correct
I think my head was just in a different space. I had gotten so used to having libraries just be in netstandard and now it's more of a backwards-compatibility thing. I just switched everything to net7.0 and we're all good. Thanks!
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