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Add a http file reference as project reference #1341
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not yet. but I think it's not that hard to do. |
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Thanks. If you give me some clues I might try to make the enhancement. |
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it would be useful if you could generate a minimal repro that uses a sample dll (doesn't need to compile - dll might be 0 bytes) |
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As a couple of tests or a folder with all required files (source file, solution file, project file)? |
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yes a folder with all required files would be nice. I would then put this into our integration test suite |
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Here you have. http path must be changed!. |
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please test the 2.40.7 version. |
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Starting with a greenfield folder, it succesfully creates a project reference to the dll. But there are some undesirable behaviors:
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just fixed this. paket-files/library.dll is no longer copied. |
improve http-dependencies documentation #1341
I have added a
dlllibrary downloaded as anhttpreference within a group. Thepaket.dependenciesfile contains:Then in the
paket.referencesfile I use:This is adding a content node in the references
ItemGroupin the.csproj, such as:This is just a link to the source file which I can not use to create a project reference.
Is there any way to add this file as a project reference?
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