Hey @MangelMaxime
first of all thanks for your interest in fs-spectre, really appreciated! 😊
Funny enough, I didn't know about this page about F# compiler guide and specifically the notes about FSharp.Core so thank you for sharing!
I always get confused by these version stuff in .NET!
I was wondering why 5.0.2 and not directly 5.0.0?

Also maybe it's possible to get rid of net8.0 in the TargetFrameworks and just have netstandard2.0, wdyt?

If you go with a netstandard version you should choose netstandard2.1. I think netstandard2.0 is more limited while netstandard2.1 works more of less everywhere .NET (old), .NET 5, .NET 6, etc.

If I remember correctly there was a bug / binary problem in FSharp.Core 5.0.0 and so I always used 5.0.2 since it has been around.

@MangelMaxime I think for targeting is not a problem since netstandard2.0 is supported by everything (even .net framework) and this library does not need any functionality from netstandard2.1 I think; this is also suggested by the official documentation.

For the bug about FSharp.Core 5.0.0 I will search about it (if you have already the link and you could share it I would be very grateful 🙏 ), for now I think we can keep 5.0.2 :)

For the bug about FSharp.Core 5.0.0 I will search about it (if you have already the link and you could share it I would be very grateful 🙏 )

I don't have a link. Only a vague memory from severals years ago 😅 Perhaps, there is a release note or announcement on Microsoft repos/docs

@MangelMaxime ok thank you anyway! :)
I think this one can be merged and after that I will investigate about target framework thing!
Thanks again for your contribution! 😊