I noticed that after the recent releases, most of the NetDevPack.Security.Jwt packages have been published as 9.1.1 on NuGet, but NetDevPack.Security.Jwt.Core is still on 9.0.0, which is over 6 months old.
Is this intentional? Is NetDevPack.Security.Jwt.Core no longer meant to be consumed directly? Or was there an issue preventing the 9.1.x package from being published?
I'm asking because it's unclear whether it's safe to continue depending on 9.0.0 while the rest of the packages have moved to 9.1.1, or whether consumers should expect an updated release.
I noticed that after the recent releases, most of the NetDevPack.Security.Jwt packages have been published as 9.1.1 on NuGet, but NetDevPack.Security.Jwt.Core is still on 9.0.0, which is over 6 months old.
Is this intentional? Is NetDevPack.Security.Jwt.Core no longer meant to be consumed directly? Or was there an issue preventing the 9.1.x package from being published?
I'm asking because it's unclear whether it's safe to continue depending on 9.0.0 while the rest of the packages have moved to 9.1.1, or whether consumers should expect an updated release.