Microsoft’s .NET Core 3.1, a launch of Microsoft’s open supply, cross-platform software program improvement framework printed in December 2019, will now not be supported as of December 13, 2022.
.NET Core 3.1 reaches end-of-support standing that day, with Microsoft discontinuing servicing updates and technical help, the corporate mentioned. In a bulletin posted earlier this month, Microsoft suggested customers to maneuver to .NET 6, the present Lengthy-Time period Help (LTS) launch of the platform, as quickly as doable. These nonetheless utilizing .NET Core 3.1 after the tip of help might want to replace to both .NET 6 or .NET 7, due this November, to proceed being supported.
Purposes constructed on .NET Core 3.1 will proceed to run after the end-of-support date, however each safety repair in .NET 6 is doubtlessly an unpatched, undocumented safety vulnerability for these apps, Microsoft warned. Finish customers of apps are suggested to achieve out to the seller managing their software program to substantiate whether or not an up to date model of the software program is required and out there.
Starting with the December 2022 servicing replace for Visible Studio 2019 16.11, Visible Studio 2019 17.0, and Visible Studio 2022 17.2, the .NET Core 3.1 element can be modified to out of help and non-compulsory. Thusly, workloads in Visible Studio could also be put in with out putting in .NET Core 3.1.
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