Upgrading to .NET 8: Part 5 - Preview 7 and Release Candidates 1 and 2
Read OriginalThis technical blog post details the author's experience upgrading projects through .NET 8 Preview 7, Release Candidate 1, and Release Candidate 2. It covers specific changes like new CA1849 analyzer warnings for async APIs, experimental warnings for FakeTimeProvider, and the introduction of the CompositeFormat type for performance. The article is a hands-on account of the upgrade process ahead of the final .NET 8 release.
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