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Any plans on official .net core support? #13

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BrandonClapp opened this issue Apr 16, 2017 · 7 comments
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Any plans on official .net core support? #13

BrandonClapp opened this issue Apr 16, 2017 · 7 comments

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@BrandonClapp
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I would love to use asp.net core on Heroku.

Any plans on an officially supported buildpack for .net core? This buildpack looks fairly outdated.

@BrandonClapp BrandonClapp changed the title Any plans on official .net support? Any plans on official .net core support? Apr 16, 2017
@jincod
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jincod commented Apr 17, 2017

Hi @BrandonClapp!

You can try this buildpack: https://github.com/jincod/dotnetcore-buildpack or this branch: https://github.com/friism/dotnet-buildpack/tree/move-to-msbuild

@Talento90
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Any updates about this? It would be nice to have official support for .NET Core applications 👍

@rasodu
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rasodu commented Jun 9, 2018

Here is another alternative. You drop Dockerfile and heroku.yml file to your project. Detail steps explained in the sample project.

@peter-mghendi
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Are there any updates on this?
The most highly recommended buildpack has its flaws, like not letting you run EF migrations.

@jincod
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jincod commented May 27, 2020

has its flaws, like not letting you run EF migrations.

@sixpeteunder It is. You can use 2 options:

@peter-mghendi
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Thank you @jincod, Problem resolved.
I don't know if this is the best place to ask this, but will your buildpack continue to be supported for .NET 5 and 6?

@jincod
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jincod commented Jun 11, 2020

Hi @sixpeteunder

Yes, it already has jincod/dotnetcore-buildpack#85.

The best place to ask is https://github.com/jincod/dotnetcore-buildpack/issues

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