Migrate to new SDK. #94
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Out of curiosity, is this the .NET Core SDK? |
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@nojaf It's a temporary name for a unified R#/Rider SDK which is needed for our internal CI. |
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How would we be able to run this? |
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@NinoFloris Building and running the plugin should work exactly the same way as it is now, and we're evaluating that the change doesn't break anything for non-CI scenarios. |
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@auduchinok I saw a tweet from @kskrygan mentioning that that Rider backend services would run completely on .NET Core in 2020.1 and I was wondering if this SDK was the one he mentioned. |
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@nojaf Ah, I see. No, it's not related to the runtime migration, just changes of how our SDK is constructed and referenced in the bundled plugins. |
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