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BUG?: update with any of the --keep-?? flags doesn't honour content:none in paket.dependencies #1701

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pms1969 opened this issue May 23, 2016 · 9 comments

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pms1969 commented May 23, 2016

Description

Not sure if it's a bug, expected behaviour or something else. But if I do a paket update --keep-major when I have specified content:none for a package in paket.dependencies, I end up with the contents being copied to the project folder and the csproj being updated. Running paket update again removes the files as expected.

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  1. create an empty solution with an bare class library project
  2. paket init
  3. paket add nuget bootstrap project <projectname>
  4. note the addition of the content files to the project (folders contents, fonts, scripts)
  5. edit paket.dependencies and place content:none next to bootstrap
  6. paket update
  7. note the contents have been removed from the project
  8. paket update --keep-major
  9. note the contents are back.

Expected behavior

at step 9, the project should not contain the contents of the bootstrap package

Actual behavior

It does

Known workarounds

update the package.references file to include content:none for the package as well

Related information

  • Operating system: Windows 7
  • Branch : paket version 2.65.2.0
  • .NET Runtime, CoreCLR or Mono Version: 4.5
  • Performance information, links to performance testing scripts
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forki commented May 23, 2016

can you please send me the project after step 7? I can't reproduce

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pms1969 commented May 23, 2016

I'll have to do it on my way home @forki . Corporate policy dictates. :-s Should be about an hour and a half. Direct to your email ok?

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forki commented May 23, 2016

Yes that would be great. Or put it here as a zip. Both works for me. Thanks
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pms1969 commented May 23, 2016

ok, can add as zip, hadn't spotted that.
TestPaket.zip

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forki commented May 23, 2016

Ok I can reproduce with that. thanks

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forki commented May 23, 2016

image

should be flying again

@forki forki closed this as completed May 23, 2016
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lol. genius.

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forki commented May 23, 2016

Puhh at least someone understood. ;-)

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pms1969 commented May 24, 2016

Excellent work. Thanks. And yes, I think it was understood all round. ;-)

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