Install
.NET CLI
dotnet add package Verify.Expecto --version 23.2.1
Package Manager Console
Install-Package Verify.Expecto -Version 23.2.1
PackageReference
<PackageReference Include="Verify.Expecto" Version="23.2.1" />
Frameworks
Dependencies
Verify
[23.2.1, )
net6.0
EmptyFiles
[8.1.0, )
net6.0
Expecto
[10.1.0, )
net6.0
FSharp.Core
[8.0.200, )
net6.0
Verify
[23.2.1, )
net7.0
EmptyFiles
[8.1.0, )
net7.0
Expecto
[10.1.0, )
net7.0
FSharp.Core
[8.0.200, )
net7.0
Verify
[23.2.1, )
net8.0
EmptyFiles
[8.1.0, )
net8.0
Expecto
[10.1.0, )
net8.0
FSharp.Core
[8.0.200, )
net8.0
Verify
[23.2.1, )
net9.0
EmptyFiles
[8.1.0, )
net9.0
Expecto
[10.1.0, )
net9.0
FSharp.Core
[8.0.200, )
net9.0
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