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[WIP] Support .NET Core as the FSAC runtime. #201
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FSAutoComplete has the option to run purely on netcore, which would remove a dependency on mono for some users. The reason behind the FSAutoComplete version bump is that previous versions were not properly building their release archives. (See ionide/FsAutoComplete#373)
In order to add support for dotnetcore, we need to add another case to the runtime checking. To do this, we add a variable fsharp-ac-use-dotnetcore, and add a case to fsharp-ac-runtime to account for this.
We want to have the ability to be able to easily switch inbetween mono/netcore and dotnetcore without reloading emacs.
Right now, certain projects work, but others (mysteriously) fail with either
EDIT: This can be fixed by deleting the
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Right now, the biggest issue I'm facing is that when there multiple |
hey folks, is there anything missing here that I can help with? I am interested in being able to use emacs as my dev tool for f# in .net core. |
I've put this on the back burner in favor of supportinghttps://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode, which I would highly recommend. Feel free to ask me any questions about setting it up 😀 |
This is very WIP, but it aims to support .NET Core as a runtime for FSAC. This would remove
mono
as a dependency for those that choose to.