v0.33.0

v0.33.0

v0.32.1

v0.32.1

v0.32.0

Upgrade to FSharp.Compiler.Service v27

v0.31.0

Dotnet.ProjInfo

remove usage of Choice in net461 target framework, use Result instead.
Align with the same api targeting netstandard2.0

v0.30.0

add new libraries to manage the project:

• Dotnet.ProjInfo.Workspace to gather info about projects
• Dotnet.ProjInfo.Workspace.FCS to integrate with FSharp.Compiler.Service

v0.20.0 - `dotnet-proj` as .NET Tool

New dotnet-proj .NET Tool

Install globally and use it like

dotnet tool install dotnet-proj -g
dotnet proj --help

Same functionalities of dotnet-proj-info but all features can be invoked as different cli subcommands

To install it per repo, use -tool-path arg of dotnet tool install

ref https://github.com/enricosada/dotnet-proj-info/pull/28

Deprecated the dotnet-proj-info .NET Cli Tool

Use the dotnet-proj .NET tool instead.

Dotnet.ProjInfo

Changed the hook (ref https://github.com/enricosada/dotnet-proj-info/pull/29)

Before a temporary msbuild target file was created in obj dir, but that caused issues with incremental build check.
Now the msbuild property CustomAfterMicrosoftCommonTargets is used to import the msbuild target file used as hook

v0.12.2 - get C# compiler args

• #23 add --csc-args to get C# compiler args

v0.11.0

• #13 fix incremental build (thanks @vbfox)

v0.9.0 - info about .net framework

get info about .net framework (reference path, installed versions)

find .net framework reference path

cli arg --net-fw-references-path, used as --net-fw-references-path System System.Data

This support also -f (--framework) argument, like -f v4.7.
Note that the value is the target framework version (TargetFrameworkVersion msbuild prop)

this command doesnt need a project to be used

find installed .net framework versions

cli arg --installed-net-frameworks
list of the installed .NET Frameworks versions

this command doesnt need a project to be used

Additional

• fix --project-reference , now show the project refs paths
• minor breaking change, ResolvedP2PRefsInfo.TargetFramework is now string option (was string), because old sdk project doesnt use that

v0.8.0 - support old fsproj

add more cli options:

--msbuild => path to msbuild
--dotnetcli => path to dotnet, used for "dotnet msbuild"
--msbuild-host => what msbuild host to run, to force specific or auto (oldsdk/dotnetsdk). By default for oldsdk is msbuild and dotnetsdk is dotnet

Old fsproj parser

Use msbuild from command line to ask msbuild info about the project (not using msbuild as library)

How works:

• override the CoreCompile target, to gather info about the project properties (OutputType, etc)
• convert the msbuild properties to fsc args, using the Fsc task code

To override the CoreCompile target, the CustomAfterMicrosoftCommonTargets property is used as hook to import the generate .target file after F# targets are imported (msbuild override targets with same name, based on import sequence)

To convert msbuild properties to fsc compiler args, use the same Fsc msbuild task class code.

• Fsc msbuild task from microsoft/visualfsharp repo
• msbuild classes from mono/mono repo

The strategy for msbuild properties -> fsc args can be customized

Additional:

• dotnet-proj-info support netcoreapp2.0 framework
• Dotnet.ProjInfo support netstandard2.0 framework
• the Fsc task is not bundled with Dotnet.ProjInfo, so clients can pin another version if needed