manage FSharp.Core version using Paket #602
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| @@ -206,9 +206,11 @@ Target "CreateNuGet" (fun _ -> | |||
| Summary = projectSummary | |||
| ReleaseNotes = release.Notes |> toLines | |||
| Dependencies = | |||
| (if package <> "FAKE.Core" && package <> projectName then | |||
| (if package = "FAKE.Core" then | |||
| p.Dependencies @ ["FSharp.Core", GetPackageVersion "packages" "FSharp.Core"] | |||
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@forki Looking at this again, I'm not sure FAKE.Core package should have a dependency on FSharp.Core. You may wish to revert this change. https://www.nuget.org/packages/FAKE.Core/
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:( Sorry about that one.
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3.11.2 comes without the explicit dependency. I will add 3.11.3 to check if FAKE still builds itself
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The purpose of this is to switch to use the FSharp.Core published to NuGet.
fsharp/fsharp#352
Unfortunately, Paket causes a bunch more noise in the diff.