The support matrix for this package is quite high, which makes adopting updates to things (tools, F# compiler) and contributions tricky and potentially error-prone. I think moving to NS 2.0 only, with a major version bump, might be good for the long-term health of the pakage.
The support matrix for this package is quite high, which makes adopting updates to things (tools, F# compiler) and contributions tricky and potentially error-prone. I think moving to NS 2.0 only, with a major version bump, might be good for the long-term health of the pakage.