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Marko Zorec

@mzorec

SolutionName, Configuration is exlicitly set in tasks by flubu in all tasks (if solution name, project name is not explicitly set in task)

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

I meant SolutionName and Configuration is implicitly set in task by flubu...

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

   context.CreateTarget("compile").AddCoreTask(x => x.Build().WithArguments("-o", OutputDirectory));

Worked like a charm! Thanks a lot for answering my questions. I only knew FlubuCore about 3 hours ago.

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

Np :) If you like Flubu please star it and spreat the word :P

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

Yes, sure!

And let me ask another newbie question:
Do you suggest run "flubu compile" command from the "source" directory? or do you suggest run the command from the "root" directory of a project? (I'm not saying root of a .csproj project)

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

from the source directory

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

Cool. That's what I'm doing right now. Thank you for your time ^_^ (Already star it on GitHub, and I'll write a blog post about FlubuCore later.)

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

you can run it from any subfolder if you run flubu setup and set location to buildscript and csproj in interactive mode

actually locations are not needed if they are at one of the default locations it's enough that .flubu file is at the source directory

so that flubu knows where the root directory is

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

OK. will try that. The next thing I'll try is GitVersion . Thanks again.

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

Cool. That's what I'm doing right now. Thank you for your time ^_^ (Already star it on GitHub, and I'll write a blog post about FlubuCore later.)

That would be awesome if you would write a blog post :)

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

cool :)

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

actually now that I think about it you will have to enter script and csproj file if you create .flubu file through flubu setup command

I will try to improve this in next version so that you don't have to enter locations if they are at the default locations

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

Can I ask how do you plan to set version after you fetch it with GitVersionTask

you might encounter one issue depending on which approach you will take

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

So I guess I can use GitVersion with FlubuCore as well.

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

yes you can

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

However, GitVersion is not a must for me. I'm OK if the following code work:
context.Properties.Set(BuildProps.BuildVersion, "1.2.3.0");

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

you can use GitVersion

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

Fetching version number from a text file is fine for me, too. :)

@mzorec OK, will try it.

I mean I'll try GitVersion.

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

you have to set BuildVersion through UpdateNetCoreVersionTask which will modidy csproj

or set it BuildTask

explicitly

context.CreateTarget("Build")
.AddCoreTask(x => x.Build().FileVersion());

if you take this approach i recomend that you do it in this way:

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

    public GitVersion Version { get; set; }

    protected override void BeforeBuildExecution(ITaskContext context)
    {
        Version = context.Tasks().GitVersionTask().Execute(context);
    }

    protected override void ConfigureTargets(ITaskContext context)
    {

        context.CreateTarget("test")
            .AddCoreTask(x => x.Build().Version(Version.SemVer));
    }

this will be simplified in FlubuCore 5.0

which will be released shortly

dotnetcore/FlubuCore#268

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

OK, looks good! One question:

Does FlubuCore depend on GitVersion command line tool?

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

yes you have to install global tool

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

I'll report here if I found anything interesting.

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

    public GitVersion Version { get; set; }

    protected override void BeforeBuildExecution(ITaskContext context)
    {
        Version = context.Tasks().GitVersionTask().Execute(context);
    }

    protected override void ConfigureTargets(ITaskContext context)
    {

        context.CreateTarget("test")
            .AddCoreTask(x => x.Build().Version(Version.SemVer));
    }

Thanks very much for your help!

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

Happy to announce that FlubuCore got accepted to .net foundation :)

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

congrats!

nawfalhasan

@nawfalhasan

Wow..

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

FlubuCore 5 was released

Changelog with samples https://github.com/dotnetcore/FlubuCore/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

nawfalhasan

@nawfalhasan

😍🤘

Michael Tsai

@huanlin

😍

Marko Zorec

@mzorec

so it's official :)

https://dotnetfoundation.org/blog/

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