- Show a build summary
- Parse the msbuild format (the one that most compilers output) into a diagnostic message and then print that.
- Fixed formatting of LibraryRange in dependency diagnostics
It appears the compiler is crashing with an ExecutionEngineException
while trying to load the resource satellite assembly on -23419. Until
this is fixed we should downgrade to -23413.
- build.sh will not install dotnet using apt-get from a feed. The installed dotnet is used to build teh cli repo and to produce teh dotnet deb package
- Download the dnx dependency for dotnet restore
- Fix dotnet-restore script file permission issues
- Show all diagnostics and the relevant location in project.json
even for transitive dependencies
- Removed LibraryRange from LibraryDescription and added a list instead
- Show stack traces in debug mode
- Fixed LibraryType.GetHashCode()
- Added basic support for embedded resources (resx files are next!)
- Print out exit code from executed command (makes debugging easier)
- Fixed dnvm2.cmd to avoid putting things on the user path
- Fixed up propagation of exit codes
- Mono 4.3 was required to work with certain compilation options on the
first pass but this is temporary.
- Support outputting portable pdbs when not running on windows by
default
- Split dotnet-compile into dotnet-compile and
dotnet-compile-{compiler}
- We still need to figure out the protocol and responsibility
but this change adds the needed indirection so that compilers can do
their thing.
- Updated the bootstrap script and kept the commands since we need
them to bootstrap the world until we get updates.
#52
- Added ability to rename a project using the name
entry in project.json. Renaming files doesn't work well when debugging
the pdb can't be loaded.
- Removed the logic that looks at commands on publish. The only
thing that matters is the assembly name.
- Added a flag --no-project-dependencies to dotnet-compile to avoid building project
dependencies.
- Made small tweak to LibraryExporter to check for instances rather than names
#63
- DNX had this code before to avoid hitting the disk on startup.
This isn't a big deal if we're just producing outputs. Hopefully
the future we can delete all of this code and have everything come
from packages.
