dotnet-version-detection

Detect the .NET TFM and SDK version by parsing .csproj, Directory.Build.props, and global.json files. This skill infers versions when direct TFM declarations are absent and provides guidance based on detected C# language version and feature availability.

A Target Framework Moniker (TFM) defines the .NET runtime your project targets. For multi-targeting projects, this skill reads multiple framework declarations and prioritizes the highest TFM to ensure accurate version-specific guidance.

Yes, you can infer the .NET SDK version when direct TFM declarations are absent. The skill examines project configuration files like Directory.Build.props and global.json to determine the target framework and SDK relation.

Yes, this tool supports multi-targeting frameworks in Directory.Build.props. It handles projects targeting multiple frameworks by prioritizing the highest TFM, allowing subsequent operations to provide accurate version-specific guidance.

Checking the C# language version before writing code ensures compatibility and guides you towards correct .NET development practices. The skill confirms your project targets specific versions, enabling accurate version-specific feature availability checks.