FluentAssertions 8 compatibility - #38
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* Update TargetFrameworks to be the same as FluentAssertions 8.x * Update build SDK versions * Update package versions
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Looks good. Will check on pre-release
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@mkoertgen I noticed you merged the PR. How do we go about building and pushing a new package version? |
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Addresses issue #36.
I'm not sure how to set and package version. Do we tag the commit prior to merging? We probably want a pre-release version (maybe
8.0.0-pre.1?) to allow for verification that the new package works as desired.