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There appears to be a new compiler option which is breaking WebSharper as reported here: http://www.fpish.net/topic/Some/0/83366 however 15.4 is now fully released making this more widespread.
In places we've been able to workaround by downgrading to F# 4.0 but we have a shared projects where that's inconvenient. On my own machine I've manually altered my Microsoft.FSharp.Targets in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\F#\4.1\Framework\v4.0 to remove this field.
Any news on a resolution? We're running with the latest WebSharper release 4.0.193.110
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Related on the other workaround of using FSharp.Compiler.Tools we're on a recent release of that too (4.1.27) which has this new option in its target file as well.
@cgravill Thanks for the report, I am testing updating FCS or if the latest still can't handle it, removing it before passing the args to FCS. There will be a quick release fixing this.
There appears to be a new compiler option which is breaking WebSharper as reported here: http://www.fpish.net/topic/Some/0/83366 however 15.4 is now fully released making this more widespread.
In places we've been able to workaround by downgrading to F# 4.0 but we have a shared projects where that's inconvenient. On my own machine I've manually altered my
Microsoft.FSharp.Targets
inC:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\F#\4.1\Framework\v4.0
to remove this field.Any news on a resolution? We're running with the latest WebSharper release 4.0.193.110
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: