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paket install
not respecting content:none
#854
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Is this an open source project where I can reproduce? |
not open source unfortunately, but it seems to happen consistently for me, or perhaps I'm using the wrong commands? steps:
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i can reproduce. the issue is that install doesn't detect the content:none addition in the dependencies file therefor doesn't change the lock file. if you run update once then this would be fixed (since it recomputes the lock file). That said: I consider this a bug and try to fix it. |
if I add another package it also seems to fix the issue too, thanks for looking into it |
yeah. it all depends on the lockfile. Just for clarification: Restore is not really important here since it will 2015-06-02 16:01 GMT+02:00 Yan Cui notifications@github.com:
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does it work for you? |
yup, 1.10.0.0 does what I expect it to wrt to |
I'm running paket 1.6.4.0 and I want to stop
FsCheck.Nunit
from bringing in theFsCheckAddin.fs
content file.My paket.dependencies looks like:
paket restore
respects this but if someone runspaket.install
then theFsCheckAddin.fs
file is brought back in aspaket install
doesn't seem to respect thecontent:none
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