try use ReferencedAssemblies #305
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This was referenced Apr 9, 2019
TIHan
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This is a possible fix for #297
The TP config does report the ReferencedAssemblies, but IIRC there were some situations where the F# compiler was not correctly filling in this value. I've checked the code however and can't see why this would be the case.
Actually, it looks like I might have fixed this in 2016 just forgot to remove the hack fro the TPSDK dotnet/fsharp#1037, or didn't want to remove it since old tooling still needed it.
Anyway, let's see if the TPSDK passes with this in place.