.NET 10 support#266
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I just squashed those commits so the history would be a bit cleaner, not entirely sure what made the test fail though, and only for .NET 9. The changes here look correct to me on the diff and the tests are all passing locally, so I don't think I made an error with git. Maybe some thing similar to what #264 was trying to fix? @qmfrederik If you have a chance to review this, could you re-run the Action to see if that resolves it? |
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Adds support for .NET 10.
I also checked the PR for .NET 9 (#257) and saw the linked issue, I missed updating libicu for .NET 9, updated it to include up to their latest released version libicu78. The newest being used on Ubuntu right now is libicu76, which makes sense why they'd be getting errors when the here newest being generated for DEBs before was libicu74. I only use the RPMs with this, so I had not encountered the issue myself when testing.
https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/releases
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libicu&searchon=names&suite=all§ion=all