add target framework variable #2532
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net462 was added to Grpc.Net.Client so it could automatically include and use the WinHttpHandler package. netstandard2.0 supports .NET Framework, so I don't think it was added anywhere else.
It's not needed anymore. |
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@JamesNK Can you review it? |
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@JamesNK
Hey, I noticed things got a bit messy when I was defining the target frameworks. Can you help me confirm the final target frameworks? For example,
Grpc.Net.Clientsupportsnet462,netstandard2.0,netstandard2.1,net6.0,net7.0, andnet8.0, butGrpc.Net.ClientFactoryonly supportsnetstandard2.0,netstandard2.1,net6.0,net7.0, andnet8.0—it’s missingnet462. Also, can you check if this is correct? And by the way, isnetstandard2.1really necessary?