Modernize ToDataTable Package and Update Dependencies - #6
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@ChrisHodges - any changes or updates I should make to this? |
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I use this package in a project I have (https://github.com/danielmallott/lego-data-set-loader), and Snyk has been bothering me about the security issues with
System.Data.SqlClient, so I took it upon myself to make some version updates.This PR accomplishes the following:
ToDataTable.csprojto target NetStandard 2.0, in line with Microsoft guidance on building librariesSystem.Data.SqlClientwithMicrosoft.Data.SqlClient, in line with Microsoft guidanceHyperDescriptorpackages, which targeted only .NET Frameworkslnxsolution file formatToDataTable.Benchmarksto specifically reference theReleaseversion of its dependence projectsThe unit tests and benchmark tests both pass.