feat: migrate project to .NET Standard 2.0 with SDK-style format #310
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- Convert AuthorizeNET.csproj from legacy format to SDK-style - Target .NET Standard 2.0 for broader compatibility - Remove manual AssemblyInfo.cs (now auto-generated) - Simplify package references and build configuration - Maintain assembly version 2.0.4.0
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This pull request modernizes the
Authorize.NETproject by migrating it to the new .NET SDK project format and removing legacy configurations. It simplifies the project structure, updates the target framework, and consolidates assembly metadata.Migration to .NET SDK Project Format:
Authorize.NET.csprojfile to use theMicrosoft.NET.Sdkproject format, replacing legacy MSBuild configurations. This includes switching tonetstandard2.0as the target framework and removing outdated properties likeProjectGuidandTargetFrameworkVersion.Assembly Metadata Consolidation:
Properties/AssemblyInfo.csfile, consolidating assembly metadata into the.csprojfile using theGenerateAssemblyInfoproperty. Metadata such asAssemblyTitle,AssemblyCompany, and versioning is now defined directly in the project file. [1] [2]Dependency Management:
System,System.Core) with aPackageReferenceforSystem.Configuration.ConfigurationManagerto align with modern .NET practices.These changes improve maintainability, reduce redundancy, and prepare the project for better compatibility with modern .NET tooling.