migrating-wpf-to-dotnet
WPF .NET Framework → .NET Migration
1. Migration Checklist
1.1 Pre-Migration
- Verify .NET Framework version (4.6.1+ recommended)
- Check NuGet package .NET compatibility
- Verify third-party library .NET versions
- Check Windows Forms interop usage
- Check WCF client usage
- Check ClickOnce deployment usage
1.2 Migration
- Convert project file to SDK style
- NuGet packages.config → PackageReference
- Clean up AssemblyInfo.cs
- app.config → appsettings.json (optional)
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