PSCmdLet to output target framework for an assembly#3435
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I am not exactly sure whether you want the extra behavior of Do you want all the extra logic or just "give me what's embedded in the binary"? |
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Problem
Sometimes it is helpful to validate that all the assemblies in a directory are targeting the expected framework(s).
Solution
Adding a simple PS cmdlet to output the target framework for an assembly using PowerShell.