📋 Description
I'd like to see a badge displaying the dotnet version the repository or nuget package is using.
🔗 Data
The GitHub API does not give out this information, but nuget.org does, which means at least the second of the two example badges above should be possible.
In the API there is a dependency group for each target framework (which is what we are looking for; e.g. net5.0). If i understood the documentation from Microsoft correctly you'll probably end up here.
🎤 Motivation
When developing dotnet libraries we can choose several versions to compile against. It would be nice to show off in our repositories, that we support the newest dotnet framework version (currently net5.0; soon to be net6.0).
📋 Description
I'd like to see a badge displaying the dotnet version the repository or nuget package is using.
🔗 Data
The GitHub API does not give out this information, but nuget.org does, which means at least the second of the two example badges above should be possible.
In the API there is a dependency group for each target framework (which is what we are looking for; e.g.
net5.0). If i understood the documentation from Microsoft correctly you'll probably end up here.🎤 Motivation
When developing dotnet libraries we can choose several versions to compile against. It would be nice to show off in our repositories, that we support the newest dotnet framework version (currently
net5.0; soon to benet6.0).