Run Pickles with Framework #1894 #1901
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help/markdown/fake-tools-pickles.md
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| @@ -22,7 +24,8 @@ Target.create "BuildDoc" (fun _ -> | |||
| Pickles.convert (fun p -> | |||
| { p with FeatureDirectory = currentDirectory </> "Specs" | |||
| OutputDirectory = currentDirectory </> "SpecDocs" | |||
| OutputFileFormat = Pickles.DocumentationFormat.DHTML }) | |||
| OutputFileFormat = Pickles.DocumentationFormat.DHTML | |||
| ToolPath = Tools.findToolInSubPath "pickles.exe" "~/.fake/build.fsx/packages" }) | |||
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This is not something we should suggest. I consider the .fake directory basically implementation detail. I can see the problem but I don't have a good solution. Maybe we can automatically search in the users .nuget directory. This way it doesn't need to be copied in .fake.
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@matthid Fine. Is there already a helper to get the .nuget directory of the user?
Because nearly all of my PR's (ReportGenerator, Pickles and SpecFlow) depend on a external NuGet package with the tool or the tool itself already installed.
I haven't found a different way yet. Maybe by setting the path in the Paket storage option explicitely?
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Maybe by setting the path in the Paket storage option explicitely?
I don't think this is supported ;)
I haven't found a different way yet.
Yes this is currently a PIA, the only resolution currently is to not use inline-dependencies but use a paket.dependencies file.
Is there already a helper to get the .nuget directory of the user?
Please just feel free to add one or create a similar helper to
Just for searching in nuget. The remaining question is how we handle multiple versions? Maybe we return a list of (version, tool-path) and let the user choose?
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By the way: This is how paket finds the .nuget/packages folder:
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@matthid Ok, I have a look then
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@matthid I removed the "offending" part from the doc. I will make another PR for this eventually |
Yes that makes sense to me. Thanks! |
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