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NET 10 Support Maps SDK

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JoeHershman
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Hi,

From what I have been able to gather it looks like SDK 300.1 is going to be the NET 10 release.  Based on the late April release of 300.0 are we still looking at a full three month time between 300.0 and 300.1 or is the goal to push this out faster to have a NET 10 release available as soon as possible.  With Pro 3.7 scheduled for this month as a NET 10 it seems Esri is already indicated this direction.

We are testing the 300.0 release, but from a deployment perspective it does not make a lot of sense to have to have laptops updated to NET 9 with this reaching end of life.  For many clients they will stick to the LTS releases which would mean waiting for 300.1 so we have the native NET 10 release.

 

@dotMorten_esri 

@RexHansen 

Thanks,
-Joe
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dotMorten_esri
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.NET 10 is already supported with 300.0 and 200.8.1. No need to wait for the next version. We don't need to actually compile for .NET 10 for it to work with .NET 10. Unless Microsoft makes a breaking change things should just work. For instance I'm pretty sure 200.0.0 or even older releases works with .NET 10 (only difference is we didn't take the time to actually certify that).

With 300.1 the difference is for .NET MAUI, .NET 10 will be required as the minimum, since MAUI is dropping .NET 9 support tomorrow (For WPF/WinUI .NET 8+ is still fine)

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dotMorten_esri
Esri Notable Contributor

.NET 10 is already supported with 300.0 and 200.8.1. No need to wait for the next version. We don't need to actually compile for .NET 10 for it to work with .NET 10. Unless Microsoft makes a breaking change things should just work. For instance I'm pretty sure 200.0.0 or even older releases works with .NET 10 (only difference is we didn't take the time to actually certify that).

With 300.1 the difference is for .NET MAUI, .NET 10 will be required as the minimum, since MAUI is dropping .NET 9 support tomorrow (For WPF/WinUI .NET 8+ is still fine)

JoeHershman
MVP Alum

Thanks for the clarification, too many things to keep track of sometimes.

Thanks,
-Joe
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