I am working on providers and cmdlets for Powershell 1 & 2.
Which version(s) of the framework should I target for my extensions?
I assume Microsoft.NET 2 will work fine. What about 3.0 and 3.5? Microsoft.NET 4.0?
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I am working on providers and cmdlets for Powershell 1 & 2.
Which version(s) of the framework should I target for my extensions?
I assume Microsoft.NET 2 will work fine. What about 3.0 and 3.5? Microsoft.NET 4.0?
It demands 2.0, but .NET 3.0 and 3.5 still share the CLI version, so if 2.0 works, 3.0 and 3.5 should be fine if the machine has them installed; there are lots of examples of, for example, WCF (3.0) with powershell. Harder to tell on 4.0 since it isn’t RTM.