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Does Fable run on .NET 5? #2294
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Actually, for Fable apps the .net target framework should not be relevant, but I guess you're interested in F# 5 features. Fable 2 supports some of them but not string interpolation. We are very close to publish an official release of Fable 3 so I'd recommend upgrading to get latest features and fixes. Here's a guide for upgrading apps using Webpack: MangelMaxime/fulma-demo#43 In order for latest features to work both with Fable and your IDE you need two things:
I think these are automatic when using dotnet sdk 5 regardless of the target framework. |
@alfonsogarciacaro, alright, thanks for the response. I guess this PR should be somehow more visible, that would help a lot :) |
Yes, visibility is always and issue :/ It's mentioned in the recent blog posts but I haven't updated the landing page yet because Fable 3 is not officially released. That will happen soon. |
Alright. I got my response, and I checked things are working with the latest Fable RC. You can close the issue, or close it once Fable is officially released - it's on you :) |
Thanks for confirming @psfinaki! Ok, let's close it as we are not working on Fable 2 branch, so new issues are only filled for Fable 3 👍 |
Description
I am trying to update my app to use .NET 5 and F# 5, to benefit from string interpolation and other things. Fable app is currently on .NET Core 3.1.
I know switching target framework is always a traumatizing experience but I am running out of ideas what else to do. I retargeted the app to
net5.0
, updated all the Fable packages, updatedfable-loader
andfable-compiler
...I found this app successfully working on .NET 5 but it's already working via Nagareyama stuff. Is it supposed to be possible to run things without Nagareyama? I read the Fable blog but this stuff is still kind of magic for me.
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