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how to open the project created by dotnet cli #2394
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It's not supported yet. |
The only thing you can do is to use Visual Studio Code together with the ionide plugin. This is working for me like a charme. As @vasily-kirichenko said Visual Studio is not working in this scenario and unfortunately there is noone trying to implement it yet. |
Unfortunately? No one working on it ==============> no one really wants it. |
This is already a real show-stopper for us. We happily use the dotnet core stuff in production and since it's only working in Ionide we can't use VS any more. Yes this is a recent development and you could argue I should try to put in VS, but to be tbh I really think MS should do it. All this company-wide push for coreclr and then we can't use it in VS - that's really weird. |
@forki we both know that MS is not gonna do anything. |
Maybe they can prove you wrong and show you that they care more about the platform than you feel :-) |
@isaacabraham That's the plan. |
I mean given that dotnet core was the most important thing in F# 4.1 it's really a bummer that we can't actually use it in VS. So much work rendered completely useless. |
thanks all,i won't move on dotnet core platform until it's strong enough,my entire math core are written by f# |
i use the dotnet core cli tools create a f# library,
when open it through vs2017 rc3 ,it alert me that some error about Fsharp.net.sdk?
what can i do to edit the project use vs2017rc3
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