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[Q] Stating differences between install and restore commands #2879

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eugene-g opened this issue Oct 31, 2017 · 4 comments
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[Q] Stating differences between install and restore commands #2879

eugene-g opened this issue Oct 31, 2017 · 4 comments

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@eugene-g
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I've learned that at least several people are using paket install instead of paket restore. I suggest improving documentation and stating exact differences to avoid confusion.

Currently, we have following:

paket restore: Download the computed dependency graph.
paket install: Download dependencies and update projects.

@TheAngryByrd pointed out, that paket restore also creates obj folder which is probably required for intellisense. Anything else?

I'll send PR after gathering clarifications.

@talbottmike
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@eugene-g I was fighting with this too and @igorsutton helped me out. I had to close and re-open all my vscode instances. Apart from that vscode specific issue, I found the docs here helpful.
https://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/paket-and-dotnet-cli.html

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forki commented Nov 1, 2017 via email

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eugene-g commented Nov 1, 2017

paket restore also creates obj folder

Could not reproduce for paket restore. Though, dotnet restore creates obj folders. Okay, no questions left here. Sending PR for minor docs clarification and closing this issue.

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eugene-g commented Nov 1, 2017

PS.
@talbottmike reload window usually does the trick. If not, try also clear cache before reload window.

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