Fix .NET Version Parsing for FindPath API#2000
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The old comparison used string comparison which is fine for versions of dotnet until dotnet 10. '10.0' < '9.0'. 😂 This fixes that. I suppose it's a bit clunky and we could dedupe / share the compare logic but it's not being used elsewhere in this same form, so I don't plan to do that right now. There are also places that depend on the output versions being strings, so that's a problem to change that now too. It probably should have been a class from the beginning but unfortunately that just isn't how it was initially done, which is understandable because the scope at that time was much more limited.
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| private stringVersionMeetsRequirement(foundVersion : string, requiredVersion : string, requirement : DotnetVersionSpecRequirement) : boolean | ||
| private stringVersionMeetsRequirement(availableVersion : string, requestedVersion : string, requirement : DotnetVersionSpecRequirement) : boolean | ||
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That's a good suggestion, semver is a good option. I hadn't considered that, thank you. I wish we were using semver in the code a lot earlier in many places.
Going forward I will use that. I do want to get this merged quickly though, so I'm not sure about making that change now considering this is already written and tested 🤔
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Can you file an issue to use semver rather than parsing versions ourselves?
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The old comparison used string comparison which is fine for versions of dotnet until dotnet 10. '10.0' < '9.0'. 😂
This fixes that. I suppose it's a bit clunky and we could dedupe / share the compare logic but it's not being used elsewhere in this same form, so I don't plan to do that right now. There are also places that depend on the output versions being strings, so that's a problem to change that now too. It probably should have been a class from the beginning but unfortunately that just isn't how it was initially done, which is understandable because the scope at that time was much more limited.