Enable fs exe projects #1894
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Enable fs exe projects #1894
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Update fork to head repo
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Can you squash and rebase on top of master? |
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November 7, 2019 10:58
CompileBefore Include is used for F# projects to include the generated AssemblyInfo and GitVersionInfo files in the project before any already included fs source files. This is accomplished with a conditional F# check on the language property.
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I will close this PR and create a new one that is squashed and ready to be rebased on master. |
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This partly fixes #1831.
What works:
Both exe and dll fsproj projects can use GitVersionTask and assemblies get version info when building in VisualStudio2019.
What does not work yet:
Neither dlls or exes get version info when build using
dotnet buildcli (3.0.100). This seems to be a bug in the dotnet core fsharp compiler atm. dotnet/fsharp#7220Testing
Unfortunately I haven't found an easy way to automate testing of this.
I've created a test solution with both a csproj and a fsproj https://github.com/da9l/testgitversiontask4fsexe.git where I've tested this manually.
Note: This is my third attempt since the two first got rejected by chocolatey pack due to long branch name. I apologize for the mess.