'Compatibility shim used by .NET Standard 2.0
Overviews (example) of .NET Standard 2.0 say that it now uses some kind of compatibility shim that fixes the third-party library compatibility issue. So you can use the third-party library with .NET Standard until it doesn't use any API which .NET Standard doesn’t have.
What is not clear is
- how does this shim work? any drawbacks?
and
- how to check that third-party library is supported? By directly adding it into the project and then trying to compile?
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