FCS loads #load files in the wrong order

[matthid]

See fsprojects/FAKE#1263

Repro steps

1. git clone https://github.com/matthid/fcs_bug_fake_1263.git
2. ./build.sh

For details see the linked issue.
But its reproduced with

1.fsx

#load "2.fsx"
#load "3.fsx"
printfn "HELLO FROM 1"

2.fsx

#load "4.fsx"
printfn "HELLO FROM 2 %A" ``4``.T

3.fsx

#load "4.fsx"
printfn "HELLO FROM 3"

and

4.fsx

printfn "HELLO FROM 4"
type T = T

and executing 1.fsx with FSharp.Compiler.Service via EvalScriptNonThrowing.

Expected behavior

Like fsi.exe

HELLO FROM 4
HELLO FROM 2 T
HELLO FROM 4
HELLO FROM 3
HELLO FROM 1

or

HELLO FROM 4
HELLO FROM 2 T
HELLO FROM 3
HELLO FROM 1

Actual behavior

Starting Target: RunRepro (==> BuildRepro)
bin/repro/Repro.exe

F# Interactive for F# 4.0 (private)
Freely distributed under the Apache 2.0 Open Source License

For help type #help;;

> [Loading C:\PROJ\FSharp.Compiler.Service_error_in_loadedScript\2.fsx
 Loading C:\PROJ\FSharp.Compiler.Service_error_in_loadedScript\4.fsx
 Loading C:\PROJ\FSharp.Compiler.Service_error_in_loadedScript\3.fsx
 Loading C:\PROJ\FSharp.Compiler.Service_error_in_loadedScript\1.fsx]
Stopped due to error
(Choice2Of2
   System.Exception: Operation could not be completed due to earlier error,
 [|C:\PROJ\FSharp.Compiler.Service_error_in_loadedScript\2.fsx (3,27)-(3,32) typecheck error The namespace or module '4' is not defined|])

Known workarounds

No known workaround.

Related information

• FSharp.Compiler.Service 3.0
• Windows 10
• VS 2015

fsi.exe 1.fsx works as expected.

[dsyme]

@matthid Thank you for the bug report and excellent repro. I can confirm this is fixed at least in FCS 6.0.2 +