Adding 7.0.0 helps with speeding up the upgrade process for Windows-based APIs NET Upgrade Assistant analyzer package (.Default.Analyzers, version 01) needs to be added Package EntityFramework, Version=6.2.0 does not support the target(s) net7.0-windows but a newer version (6.4.4) does. Adding package based on package mapping configuration System.Configuration Marking assembly reference System.Configuration for removal based on package mapping configuration System.Configuration Recommending Windows TFM net7.0-windows for project WebSiteRatings.csproj because the project either has Windows-specific dependencies or builds to a WinExe Writing output to C:\code\migration\AnalysisReport.sarif Using Visual Studio install from C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Preview Using MSBuild from C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\7.0.201\ NET Framework WPF app: > upgrade-assistant analyze. Run the upgrade-assistant analyze command, passing in the name of the project or solution you're upgrading.įor example, here's the output after running the analyze mode with the. Open a terminal and navigate to the folder where the target project or solution is located. It may provide insights as to what changes may be required before the upgrade is started. The legacy version of the tool includes an analyze mode that performs a simplified dry run of upgrading your app. Use the -ignore-failed-sources parameter to treat those failures as warnings instead of errors: dotnet tool install upgrade-assistant -g -ignore-failed-sources -version 02 Installing this tool may fail if you've configured additional NuGet feed sources.
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