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Originally Posted by Woohoo1
It seems most open sources were using net framework 4.5
Should I update a project to the newest net framework and would there be any issues?
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You can, yeah. You might see a bit of additional performance, but I don't think there's much harm with sticking on .NET 4.5. Unless you what a specific language feature that's only available in higher versions of .NET, that is. If you upgraded to .NET 6, then you might have some issues with upgrading dependencies. It really depends on what project you're referring to.
