FSharp.DependencyManager.Nuget

version (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:7)

Unable to apply implicit argument number %d (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:4)

Timed out resolving packages, process: '%s' '%s' (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:10)

The source directory '%s' not found (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:9)

If set to true, then all error messages will just return the filled 'holes' delimited by ',,,'s - this is for language-neutral testing (e.g. localization-invariant baselines).

%s requires a value (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:3)

Not used (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:5)

Missing value for timeout (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:12)

Load Nuget Package (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:6)

Invalid value for timeout '%s', valid values: none, -1 and integer milliseconds to wait (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:11)

Invalid value for boolean '%s', valid values: true or false (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:13)

with the highest version (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:8)

If set to true, then all error messages will just return the filled 'holes' delimited by ',,,'s - this is for language-neutral testing (e.g. localization-invariant baselines).

PackageManager cannot reference the System Package '%s' (Originally from FSDependencyManager.txt:2)

If set to true, then all error messages will just return the filled 'holes' delimited by ',,,'s - this is for language-neutral testing (e.g. localization-invariant baselines).

%s for F# %s (Originally from C:\Developer\jetbrains-fcs\src\Compiler\Facilities\UtilsStrings.txt:2)

Microsoft (R) F# Compiler version %s (Originally from C:\Developer\jetbrains-fcs\src\Compiler\Facilities\UtilsStrings.txt:1)

The result of building the package resolution files.

Succeeded?

The resolution output log

The resolution error log (process stderr)

The source code file paths

The roots to package directories This points to the root of each located package. The layout of the package manager will be package manager specific. however, the dependency manager dll understands the nuget package layout and so if the package contains folders similar to the nuget layout then the dependency manager will be able to probe and resolve any native dependencies required by the nuget package. This path is also equivalent to #I @"c:\somepath\to\packages\ResolvedPackage\1.1.1\"

The resolution paths - the full paths to selected resolved dll's. In scripts this is equivalent to #r @"c:\somepath\to\packages\ResolvedPackage\1.1.1\lib\netstandard2.0\ResolvedAssembly.dll"

The results of ResolveDependencies

Return a string array delimited by commas Note that a quoted string is not going to be mangled into pieces.