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Microsoft Azure Blog
Announcing Azure Pipelines with unlimited CI/CD minutes for open source | Microsoft Azure Blog
With the introduction of Azure DevOps today, we’re offering developers a new CI/CD service called Azure Pipelines that enables you to continuously build, test, and deploy to any platform or cloud.
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> enricosada [2:40 PM]
Hi! can i ask some beta tester for https://github.com/enricosada/paket-netcore-testing-as-tool/ ? it's the latest paket .net core, afaik is done (minus known bugs).
- paket and paket.bootstrapper as sdk tool (
- a nicer integration with sdk (a
- support for
Hi! can i ask some beta tester for https://github.com/enricosada/paket-netcore-testing-as-tool/ ? it's the latest paket .net core, afaik is done (minus known bugs).
- paket and paket.bootstrapper as sdk tool (
dotnet tool install)- a nicer integration with sdk (a
dotnet build from fresh clone will work, will do bootstrapping before normal restore)- support for
paket.bootstrapper.exe.config (to pin the paket version, and usual other settings) (edited)GitHub
enricosada/paket-netcore-testing-as-tool
Contribute to enricosada/paket-netcore-testing-as-tool development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Twitter
Dmitry Morozov
Nice presentation @_cartermp ! Here is I believe is the first type provider that can be consumed without any workarounds in NET Core projects. https://t.co/yy1J3MCYO4 Thanks @dsyme for help. P.S.Developing TPs is still ridiculously hard and didn't get easier…
Forwarded from Sergey Tihon
это и многое другое с свежих F# Weekly
https://twitter.com/sergey_tihon/status/1043785105066655746
https://twitter.com/sergey_tihon/status/1043785105066655746
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Sergey Tihon
F# Weekly #37-38, 2018 – VS 15.8.5, Giraffe 3.0 and .NET Conf 2018 #fsharp https://t.co/gSQUSvX1GQ
Forwarded from Vladislav K
GitHub
Allow types to be spliced into a typeof keyword to make reflection and meta-programming easier #698
Title of Suggestion I propose we allow types to be spliced into typeof to make reflection and meta-programming in F# easier. The existing way of approaching this problem in F# is to do this manually with the following code: Imagine ...