Thanks great article. The only minor typo was in wrong pathSep, but you can get the correct one from Path.DirectorySeparatorChar (off-topic anyway). Is Fake5 focused for .NET Core, or should you consider migrating an old .NET Framework full application also?
Thank you for the feedback! I didn't know about Path.DirectorySeparatorChar
I would consider migrating regardless of which flavor of .NET you're using. FAKE 5 includes MSBuild and NuGet APIs. The FAKE runner is a dotnet SDK global tool, but that doesn't mean it can't be used with scripts written for .NET Framework applications.
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Thanks great article. The only minor typo was in wrong pathSep, but you can get the correct one from Path.DirectorySeparatorChar (off-topic anyway). Is Fake5 focused for .NET Core, or should you consider migrating an old .NET Framework full application also?
Thank you for the feedback! I didn't know about
Path.DirectorySeparatorCharI would consider migrating regardless of which flavor of .NET you're using. FAKE 5 includes MSBuild and NuGet APIs. The FAKE runner is a dotnet SDK global tool, but that doesn't mean it can't be used with scripts written for .NET Framework applications.