I just noticed that the SyncToAsync.Shared project is non-sdk-style and imports PresentationFramework. Obviously not a bug and makes no difference to the end user, but I was just wondering if this was necessary. SDK-style projects are a lot easier to read and they can produce IL for .NET Framework too.
Same applies to SyncToAsync.Extension.csproj and SyncToAsync.Extension.csproj
I just noticed that the SyncToAsync.Shared project is non-sdk-style and imports PresentationFramework. Obviously not a bug and makes no difference to the end user, but I was just wondering if this was necessary. SDK-style projects are a lot easier to read and they can produce IL for .NET Framework too.
Same applies to SyncToAsync.Extension.csproj and SyncToAsync.Extension.csproj