Net Portability Analyzer May 2026

dotnet tool install --global NetPortabilityAnalyzer net-analyzer analyze ./src --target net8.0 Upload your .dll or .sln at analyzer.netportability.com (example link)

Run it in your pipeline to block non‑portable changes before they merge. A Quick Example dotnet net-portability-analyzer MyLegacyApp.sln --target net8.0 Output:

Get a clear, shareable score (e.g., “87% portable to .NET 8”) with red/yellow/green breakdowns by namespace. net portability analyzer

Scanning 142 files... Target: .NET 8.0 (Linux/Windows) Overall portability: 94% (Excellent)

Seamlessly assess and migrate your .NET projects across platforms, clouds, and runtimes. The Portability Problem You’ve built a solid .NET application. Maybe it’s running on .NET Framework 4.8. Maybe it’s on .NET 6, but you’re considering moving to a Linux environment or a different cloud provider. The question isn’t just “will it run?”—it’s “what will break?” Target:

Checking API compatibility, dependency trees, and runtime behavior manually is slow, error-prone, and frankly, miserable.

Here’s a draft blog post for a tool called . You can adjust the tone (more technical, more business-focused) and fill in any placeholders like links or specific metrics. Title: Stop Rewriting, Start Moving: Introducing the Net Portability Analyzer Maybe it’s on

The result? That same migration now takes of prep and zero surprises during deployment. Get Started Today Option 1 – CLI (Free, Open Source)