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### .NET Framework -> .NET transition
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_The current release of CS-Script targets .NET Core family runtime (.NET 6).<br>
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CS-Script started targeting .NET 5+ about a year ago as .NET Framework further development has been efectively cancelled by teh .NET team._
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CS-Script started targeting .NET 5+ about a year ago as .NET Framework further development has been effectively cancelled by the .NET team._
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_Though Notepad++ CS-Script plugin is still shipped with the engine targeting by default .NET Framework. This is done as a reflection of the fact that many users of this plugin are still relying on .NET Framework.<br>_
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_However the plugin can be configured to use the .NET Core version of the script engine (you can install it from [here](https://github.com/oleg-shilo/cs-script/releases)). <br>_
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_The next version of the pluging will still maintain .NET Framework engine but by default will trry to auto integrate with .NET Core.
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And the next release after that will have the .NET Framework option only availabe as a manual configuration/deployment step._
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_The next version of the pluging will still maintain .NET Framework engine but by default will try to auto integrate with .NET Core.
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And the next release after that will have the .NET Framework option only available as a manual configuration/deployment step._
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