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Describe the bug
After installing this package, doing a Clean causes an error because the targets file seems to contain an invalid command (<ReautoDir Directories="@(autoDictionariesDir)" />, which should be <RemoveDir />).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Clean project/solution with AutoDictionaries installed
Expected behavior
No error when doing a Clean and the App_Plugins files being removed.
Additional context
Although I see the build target files are included in the project file, I can't find them in the repository:
Thank you for bringing this to my attention @ronaldbarendse! I am going to change the way that I embed the files. And it will hopefully be done Thursday evening!
Describe the bug
After installing this package, doing a Clean causes an error because the targets file seems to contain an invalid command (
<ReautoDir Directories="@(autoDictionariesDir)" />
, which should be<RemoveDir />
).To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
No error when doing a Clean and the App_Plugins files being removed.
Additional context
Although I see the build target files are included in the project file, I can't find them in the repository:
auto-dictionaries/src/AutoDictionaries/AutoDictionaries.csproj
Lines 39 to 43 in b34ae00
However, you can inspect the contents of this file and spot the above typo if you open the NuGet file (or go to https://nuget.info/packages/AutoDictionaries/10.0.1).
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