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devlead.se@devlead - Mattias Karlsson's Blog - Migrating to Cake.SdkTaking your build.cake to cake.cs

Tomasz Cielecki

@ostebaronen.dk

29 July 2025

Does this mean that you will recommend this route rather than Cake.Frosting in the future?

Mattias Karlsson

@devlead.se

29 July 2025

Most code is shared between Cake Tool,Frosting&SDK. All options will be updated for .NET 10, so it comes down to personal preference. the SDK sits somewhere between Tool&Frosting in terms of complexity. If you have a working Frosting build today, there’s no need to migrate, it'll be fully supported.

Mattias Karlsson

@devlead.se

Adoption probably steer future recommendations, SDK still in preview, and more a alternative path forward for scripts to get more fidelity, Frosting already have most of the benefits, but slightly more complex. Almost like ASP .NET Minimal APIs VS. full controller.

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