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In a F# project properties, I can select Target Framework .NET 4.0 and at the same time pick F# 3.1 for F# runtime.
It seems this combination is actually not working on machine having only .NET 4 installed, the assembly is compiled with a TargetFrameworkAttribute pointing to .NET 4.5
The project properties dialog should forbid this combination.
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Gauthier wrote Nov 20, 2014 at 12:30 PM [x]
Actually, with VS2013 when you create a project picking framework 4, it sets the f# runtime on the wrong version by default.
latkin wrote Nov 26, 2014 at 9:41 AM [x]
Good catch, yes we have not been careful about this.
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I am keen to have this looked at and carefully sorted out. We have been kind of casual about this in the past, would be good to have accurate target framework -> FSharp.Core version mappings in the UI.
opened at CodePlex byGautier
In a F# project properties, I can select Target Framework .NET 4.0 and at the same time pick F# 3.1 for F# runtime.
It seems this combination is actually not working on machine having only .NET 4 installed, the assembly is compiled with a TargetFrameworkAttribute pointing to .NET 4.5
The project properties dialog should forbid this combination.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: