Posted by: diveintothepool on: May 3, 2010
I upgraded DiveIntoThePool’s project solution to the new Visual Studio 2010 over the weekend. It was a very unexpectedly smooth transition though there was one unexpected side effect of a large increase in the code analysis warnings from Visual Studio 2008. Lots of complaints about disposing objects and some globalization stuff. After that was sorted out I had to configure a slightly different publishing setup and I was up and running again with no errors! Microsoft made the transition very painless. I didn’t actually make any feature updates or bug fixes though so it only made it to staging, no need to push a new build to production with nothing fresh. I’m still targeting .NET Framework 3.5 because my host hasn’t added 4.0 support yet and I haven’t started to use any of the new 4.0 only features yet, I still haven’t maxed out 3.5, no rush to upgrade. Anyway, time to focus on feature upgrades coming soon!
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