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Could not load type 'BindI' from assembly 'TaskBuilder.fs #19
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I tried including the source code of TaskBuilder in an .fs file and seems to work, but it doesn't recognize the Note: I'm not familiar with F# Azure Functions, just started playing with it, in order to reproduce this issue. |
The problem is that you can't decide which fsharp.core you want to use.
Azure functions don't support binding redirects and they ship their own
versions. I strongly advocate for TaskBuilder.fs to use a lower
fsharp.core.
Gustavo Leon <notifications@github.com> schrieb am Mo., 9. Apr. 2018, 23:54:
… I tried including the source code of TaskBuilder in an .fs file and seems
to work, but it doesn't recognize the isNull functions, had to change
them. Maybe is not using latest FSharp.Core.
Note: I'm not familiar with F# Azure Functions, just started playing with
it, in order to reproduce this issue.
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I was going to target a lower FSharp.Core in the latest release, but the lowest I could get to while still using .NET Standard 1.6 was v4.1.17. Not wanting to screw with the other dependency versions, I left it there. |
I get this error message when using TaskBuilder.fs prerelease on azure functions.
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