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build.cmd should always check for NuGet package updates #136
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build.cmd was skipping the NuGet restore command if the src\packages directory existed at all, regardless of what was in it. As a result, the command line build would fail whenever we updated a package (as, for example, I did yesterday in updating to Roslyn 1.0.0-rc3). Modify build.cmd to restore packages unconditionally. The fraction of a second it takes to discover that all packages are up to date is not significant.
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build.cmd was skipping the NuGet restore command if the
src\packages directory existed at all, regardless of what
was in it. As a result, the command line build would fail
whenever we updated a package (as, for example, I did
yesterday in updating to Roslyn 1.0.0-rc3).
Modify build.cmd to restore packages unconditionally. The
fraction of a second it takes to discover that all packages
are up to date is not significant.
@srivatsn @jaredpar