1.1.6 silently requires FSharp.Core 6.0

[haraldsteinlechner]

manifests in apps using F# 5.0.. seealso aardvark-platform/aardvark.base#79

[haraldsteinlechner]

what to do here? where is 1.1.6 btw? there seems to be no tag? https://github.com/krauthaufen/Adaptify/tags

[krauthaufen]

The msbuild integration and the tool actually require FSharp.Core 6.0 (caused by the compiler services most likely) but the runtime part should not. I guess nuget/paket can't handle that properly since the msbuild task isn't really a runtime dependency and could therefore use a different FSharp.Core version.
I guess the only feasible way to solve this is actually requiring 6.0 in adaptify

[haraldsteinlechner]

i'm checking on this. please push the tag if possible (or is it in another branch?)

[krauthaufen]

The thing is CI built

[krauthaufen]

So i don't have any local tags, maybe something with the CI is wrong, but you can just lookup the Release-Notes history to find the appropriate commit

[haraldsteinlechner]

i put adaptify.core deps into a separate group - #30
this looks promising, but i could not test it properly since using the example sln after running build merge constantly tries to install adaptify as tool 0.0.0.0 which fails. What was the local testing procedure? Running a server side-by-side also does not work - it seems like the decision whether something needs to be installed does not work for me any longer ?!

[krauthaufen]

Testing things locally was pretty painful, you need to pin the version somewhere in the code and start a server manually, etc.

[krauthaufen]

fixed in 1.1.8

[haraldsteinlechner]

i think this problem was fixed here again: e7797b4

What puzzles me here is "hans" being part of the source path - is this strange? e7797b4#diff-5ebd60ceb88910043c04c5a665d836197d7184488edcf52f590e8fcad6101519R291