I'm planning to start a new project, I have downloaded 5.3.0. Is there any major change coming very soon? if yes then I will hold for some time and start with the upcoming version else I will start from 5.3.0.
Please provide your feedback.
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5.3.0 has only just been released, so you're good for now i guess ;)
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Yes, I agree. But if any major changes in upcoming projects, I can hold for some time. Otherwise, I will have to again merge the upcoming changes with my existing project.
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You will always have to merge in changes if you wish to stay up to date. Not sure what your issue is? There are numerous post about how to do this. Its part of the development process if you are using a 3rd party framework, you pick and choose what updates you take and when.
Example: We are still on 4.6 since we want to scaffold/template out a bunch of code for the next v5+ when we goto it. But I pull in selected changes from files as I see necessary.
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Thanks @BBakerMMC :).
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I also do the some thing. But this is not answering my question at all.
I’m expecting answers from AspNetZero developers.
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Ismcagas is a dev for ASPNetZero. Do you need us to reference links for you or something? Not sure what you want to know. You can follow mile stones in GitHub if you want to know what 5.4 will involve. They tend to follow a monthly release schedule, so next moth would contain more "major" changes. Merging their code with your should be super simple, most of the time you wont be extending what they already wrote.
<cite>ismcagdas: </cite> by ismcagdas » Wed Mar 28, 2018 9:39 am Thanks @BBakerMMC :).
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@ManojReddy Release of v5.4 will probably take a month to complete. You can check the v5.4 milestone <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-core/milestone/31">https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-ze ... lestone/31</a> to see the features and you can decide.
I agree with @BBakerMMC, you don't have to wait for the next release. Merging changes into your solution is always a better approach because AspNet Zero is a continuously evolving.
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Thanks a lot :)
