usepackagetargets updates to #r nuget syntax #45467
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| By default ````#r "nuget: ...."```` will not use build targets from the package being referenced during restore. There is a usepackagetargets option to enable the use of these build targets when required, only add usepackagetargets=true if the referenced package was authored to require it during restore. | ||
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It would be good if we knew any popular(ish) package that indeed needs this and make an example out of it here, do we?
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| @@ -158,6 +158,16 @@ let f (x: Tensor) = sin (sqrt x) | |||
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| By default ````#r "nuget: ...."```` will not use build targets from the package being referenced during restore. There is a usepackagetargets option to enable the use of these build targets when required, only add usepackagetargets=true if the referenced package was authored to require it during restore. | |||
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| By default ````#r "nuget: ...."```` will not use build targets from the package being referenced during restore. There is a usepackagetargets option to enable the use of these build targets when required, only add usepackagetargets=true if the referenced package was authored to require it during restore. | |
| By default, ````#r "nuget: ...."```` doesn't use build targets from the package being referenced during restore. The `usepackagetargets` option enables the use of these build targets when required. Only add `usepackagetargets=true` if the referenced package was authored to require it during restore. |
| @@ -158,6 +158,16 @@ let f (x: Tensor) = sin (sqrt x) | |||
| printfn $"{f (dsharp.tensor 1.2)}" | |||
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| By default ````#r "nuget: ...."```` will not use build targets from the package being referenced during restore. There is a usepackagetargets option to enable the use of these build targets when required, only add usepackagetargets=true if the referenced package was authored to require it during restore. | |||
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This PR on the fsharp repo adds an option to #r "nuget:dotnet/fsharp#18400
This change updates the release documentation for it.
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