Hi,
when upgrading to latest version, I found out that the TaskScheduler library requires .NET 4.0 full instead of client profile since 2.5.6:
- 2.5.5 works well with client profile
- 2.5.6 requires System.Design assembly, and thus, requires the full profile.
Currently, I am stuck with 2.5.5 since my application is currently working with .NET 4.0 client profile (and widely deployed).
It this reference necessary?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall **
when upgrading to latest version, I found out that the TaskScheduler library requires .NET 4.0 full instead of client profile since 2.5.6:
- 2.5.5 works well with client profile
- 2.5.6 requires System.Design assembly, and thus, requires the full profile.
Currently, I am stuck with 2.5.5 since my application is currently working with .NET 4.0 client profile (and widely deployed).
It this reference necessary?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall **
I added TaskEventWatcher in that release which has a small design-time helper to tie it as a component to the TaskService component. It is not critical so I will remove the reference in 2.5.13, due shortly.