Hi @nosami, Travis is failing due to a network problem when downloading packages inside a container.
Could you add --network=host after both run command in .travis.yml? That could resolve the issue.

Ok. Done! No idea if that is right. Will soon see :)

Hi @nosami, thanks your change is exactly what it should be.
However, I just received word from Travis that the workaround shouldn't be needed anymore:

Could you revert the last change please? Sorry this is such a hassle.

No problem! Let's see if this works.

Thanks, if you need it you can find the latest version on MyGet for now. It might take some time until the next official version is released.

@nojaf is it possible to add a build number or date to the package version on MyGet? I can't target a specific version on the nightly feed which makes reproducible builds a problem.

This update caused the VSMac master build to break because I was already using 2.9.2-latest and this update caused the TargetFramework to change :) Easily fixed but could happen again.

Yeah this is a bit unfortunate indeed.
So the reasoning behind the -latest is that people can easily copy the installation line on the README to install pre-release as a global tool.
You need the --version part otherwise the stable from MyGet will be installed.

I will change the version in the build script. so that it more like 9.2.1-alpha001.

@nosami could you try https://www.myget.org/gallery/fantomas?

@nojaf Perfect, thanks!