Yes, it is possible. I even included a reference to the last alpha version libblioteca in a .NET core 2.0 project and did not give any warning. Usually when there is incompatibility problem the compiler issues a warning.
Ifthisdoesnotworkforyou,youshouldincludethesourceindicatedbytheminyourlistofpackagesources.
Itiscompatiblebecauseitimplements.NETStandard.Basically.NETStandardallowsyoutowritealibrarycompatiblewithanyversionoftheframeworkthatsupportsthesamestandard.Whatthismeansisthatpackagesthatusethe.NETFramework(forexample4.6.x,4.7.x,...)canbeusedin.NETcore.
Justaslibrarieswrittenonthe.NETcoreplatformwillbecompatiblewiththe.NETframework.Ofcourse,sincetheyimplementthesameversionofStandard.
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