Migrate .NET Framework projects to .NET Core using try-convert

Use try-convert to migrate .NET Framework projects to .NET Core Tool address: GitHub – dotnet/try-convert: Help .NET developers port their projects to .NET Core! This is a simple tool that helps migrate .NET Framework projects to .NET Core. How to use it Install it as a global tool here: dotnet tool install -g try-convert ​ If you already have it installed, make sure to update: dotnet tool update -g try-convert ​ If you use this tool again, please make sure you are using the latest version: https://github.com/dotnet/try-convert/releases How to use the tool Nag to the root of the solution and just execute: try-convert ​ Alternatively, you can do try-convert -w . ​ If you only want to convert specific subfolders, solutions, or projects, type: try-convert -w path-to-folder-or-solution-or-project ​ If you need more help with the tool, run: try-convert -h ​ Since this is for converting older .NET Framework (Windows) projects, this tool is only available on Windows. Note: Do not use this tool from the Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt. A special MSBuild resolution happened there that ended up being incompatible with the tool. Please use a normal terminal application. How to build Easy: clone the repository and run build.cmd…