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Paket.restore fails with the error "no valid subcommand has been specified."
Invoke Paket.restore.
Here's a small repository that can be used to demonstrate the problem.
Paket is invoked with the "restore" subcommand.
Paket is invoked without the "restore" subcommand, and reports the above error as a result.
Use Fake 5.17.0 or earlier.
It looks like the code used to insert arguments into a format string starting with "restore", but that is no longer the case:
225b9b5#diff-c2cb996d9466c591b1f98d45f9d3231cL272-L277
I'll send a PR soon.
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Description
Paket.restore fails with the error "no valid subcommand has been specified."
Repro steps
Invoke Paket.restore.
Here's a small repository that can be used to demonstrate the problem.
Expected behavior
Paket is invoked with the "restore" subcommand.
Actual behavior
Paket is invoked without the "restore" subcommand, and reports the above error as a result.
Known workarounds
Use Fake 5.17.0 or earlier.
Related information
Comments
It looks like the code used to insert arguments into a format string starting with "restore", but that is no longer the case:
225b9b5#diff-c2cb996d9466c591b1f98d45f9d3231cL272-L277
I'll send a PR soon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: