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Find the references file in upper directories #409

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@forki forki commented Nov 30, 2014

@hmemcpy would like to put a paket.references file in a folder and let it work for all projects in subfolders.

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mexx commented Nov 30, 2014

looks good 👍

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forki commented Nov 30, 2014

Question is if we really want to support this.
On Nov 30, 2014 8:44 PM, "Max Malook" notifications@github.com wrote:

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mexx commented Nov 30, 2014

If the need is there, why not support this functionality?

If needed we could even extend it, by combining the content of reference files in parent directories with the content of project specific reference file.

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hmemcpy commented Nov 30, 2014

Hi!
First, thanks @forki for implementing this so quickly!

In issue #405 I tried to use Paket with a solution that uses shared projects and multiple csproj files in the same folder - a part of a ReSharper plugin which targets multiple versions of the SDK.
I currently use nuget's ability to "inherit" .package files, and also the built-in convention for packages.ProjectName.csproj.config, so I can include different packages for different projects.

Per @agross' suggestion, I tried moving it to separate folders instead, however I'd like to keep the hierarchy such that I have one paket.dependencies files in the "root" of the directory, and have it applied to all the projects in all subfolders of that directory.

I'll try this out, see if this works better :)

mexx added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 1, 2014
Find the references file in upper directories
@mexx mexx merged commit a3b570a into master Dec 1, 2014
@matthid matthid deleted the Reffind branch May 6, 2017 13:47
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