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| 6.0.1xx | 17.0 | Nov '21 | Nov '24<sup>1</sup> |
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| 6.0.2xx | 17.1 | Feb '22 | May '22 |
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| 6.0.3xx | 17.2<sup>3</sup> | May '22 | Oct '23 |
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| 6.0.4xx | 17.3 | Aug '22 | Nov '24<sup>2</sup> |
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| 8.0.1xx | 17.8 | Nov '23 | Nov '25<sup>1</sup> |
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| 8.0.2xx | 17.9<sup>3</sup> | Feb '24 | May '24 |
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| 8.0.3xx | 17.10 | May '24 | TBD |
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| 8.0.4xx | 17.11 | Aug '24 | Nov '25<sup>2</sup> |
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| 9.0.1xx | 17.12 | Nov '24 | May '26<sup>1</sup> |
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> [!NOTE]
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> Targeting `net6.0` is officially supported in Visual Studio 17.0+ only.
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- The first version of a new .NET SDK that supports a new TargetFramework can still be used with the prior version of Visual Studio to allow one quarter for tooling and infrastructure (for example, actions and pipelines) to migrate.
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| SDK | Visual Studio version<br/>the SDK ships with | Minimum Visual Studio version | Max TargetFramework in<br/>minimum Visual Studio version | Max TargetFramework in `dotnet`|
> The table depicts how these versioning rules will be applied going forward, starting with .NET SDK 7.0.100 and .NET SDK 6.0.300. It also depicts how the policy would have applied to previously shipped versions of the .NET SDK, had it been in place then. However, the requirements for previous versions of the SDK don't change—that is, the minimum required version of Visual Studio for .NET SDK 6.0.100 or 6.0.200 remains 16.10.
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Major versions of the .NET SDK are typically released within a few days of a Visual Studio preview version. While there may be other combinations that work, only the latest preview released is tested and officially supported. The following table shows which version of Visual Studio each .NET preview version was tested with prior to release.
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