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Incremental work towards preprocessing CSharpCompilations #568
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* Introduces the idea of "aspect" assembly that can be asked for * Roslyn compiler specifically will ask for and return a "precompile" aspect assembly * precompile assemblies have before/after compile hooks to alter the "main" assembly's CSharpCompilation details
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| public Assembly Load(string name) | |||
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| String aspect = null; | |||
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This contains the idea of a compilable aspect which is distinct from the main assembly.
The next step is project.json dependency types, but I wanted to get the ILibraryKey change into the dev
branch in a working form to avoid longer complex rebases.
#39