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I can run any 3 cake scripts in any other, and always get the
.exe of the correct version
@augustoproiete thanks for testing that. In my head I was thinking we're searching for the tool (hence the lexicographic idea). But @devlead had commented on that earlier: We're registering the the contents of the installed package when the
#tool directive is used. That registry is queried first.
I tested my stuff on 1.0rc0001 and rc0002 and the lack of Arguments.GetArgument is a big blocker: Error: System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. (Method not found: 'System.String Cake.Core.ICakeArguments.GetArgument(System.String)'.)
---> System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'System.String Cake.Core.ICakeArguments.GetArgument(System.String)'.
at Cake.Utils.Prompt.PromptAliases.ArgumentT
at Submission#0.ArgumentT
---> System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'System.String Cake.Core.ICakeArguments.GetArgument(System.String)'.
at Cake.Utils.Prompt.PromptAliases.ArgumentT
at Submission#0.ArgumentT
The fact 0.38 and 0.37 don't have a GetArguments also means I can't use start using that or else my addon will fail on that version.
Would a PR with a GetArgument being a call to GetArguments().SingleOrDefault() be met w/ happiness or disdain? It can be Obsolete from the start.
nm, moved to github discussion
Hi.
Has anyone come across this? If so, how did you solve it? If not, any suggestions as to how I can resolve it?
Has anyone come across this? If so, how did you solve it? If not, any suggestions as to how I can resolve it?
also, are you aware that we're currently moving away from gitter and into https://github.com/cake-build/cake/discussions/ ? ;-)
@nils-a cake#1904 is interesting given that this project is the only one that fails while the other projects who are also using Cake work as expected.
As for moving to cake\discussions on github. Thx for the heads-up.
We've also been using Cake since early days and never encountered this error before.
But it seems I have issues with nuget dependencies in the module. Installation installs just package itself, not dependencies which are missing in the nugget package as well
Hey, I'm using DotNetCoreTool to create a nuget.config file:
DotNetCoreTool(projectPath, "new nugetconfig"), can I somehow configure it? for example, I want to change the content of the created file. I guess I can try to do it with something like DotNetCoreToolSettings.WithProperty, but the constructor of DotNetCoreTool doesn't allow passing this settings
Also, is it possible to add a new XML node via XmlPoke. I see here https://cakebuild.net/api/Cake.Common.Xml/XmlPokeAliases/A9DB73CD updating and removing. Attempts to make the same steps for "adding" were with no luck
Installing module puts dependencies to module specific folder, from nuget feed module installs dependencies into Modules\ModuleName.Version\ModuleName
and dependencies go to Modules\ModuleName.Version\dependency_a, Modules\ModuleName.Version\dependency_b, Modules\ModuleName.Version\dependency_c
This happens during bootstrap.
build.ps1 fails, as it is unable to understand dependencies in way they are stored in module folder.
and dependencies go to Modules\ModuleName.Version\dependency_a, Modules\ModuleName.Version\dependency_b, Modules\ModuleName.Version\dependency_c
This happens during bootstrap.
build.ps1 fails, as it is unable to understand dependencies in way they are stored in module folder.
@/all Version 0.2.0 of the Cake-Rider plugin has just been released, this will be available here https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/15729-cake-rider, once the version is revied and approved.
@/all A quick reminder that we suggest to use GitHub discussions as prefered communication channel. GitHub discussions makes it easier to keep track of discussions in a structured way, especially if multiple discussions are happening at the same time. It also allows to search for previous discussion, which can be a helpful resource. GitHub discussions should be a place for the community like here, and we would be more than happy if community would chime in to discussions over there.
We won't delete this channel, but discussions might move to the new place which is available at: https://github.com/cake-build/cake/discussions
@/all We are starting to prepare our next release, 1.0.0-rc0003 (https://github.com/cake-build/cake/milestone/75?closed=1) :rocket::cake:.
This is your friendly reminder that if you haven't pinned to a specific version of Cake, you should do it now 😉 https://cakebuild.net/docs/writing-builds/reproducible-builds
@/all Cake v1.0.0-rc0003 has been released :rocket: :cake: See details in this blog post: https://cakebuild.net/blog/2021/01/cake-v1.0.0-rc0003-released
@/all We will soon start preparing for the 1.0.0 release of Cake. So this is a friendly reminder to pin your Cake version.
I can't seem to use the #addin
@bravecobra You best chance to get an answer is probably if you open an issue in the repository of that extension (https://github.com/SharpeRAD/Cake.Services) and provide detailed information about what version of Cake, platform & operating system you use, what does not work, what messages you get
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Hi is there any way to get a collection of arguments but in this way?
--NugetSourceName=Test1, --NugetSourceName=Test2
public class BuildContext : FrostingContext
{
public string Solution { get; }
public ICollection<NugetSource> NugetSource { get; }
public BuildContext(ICakeContext context): base(context)
{
}
}
public class NugetSource
{
public string Name { get; }
public NugetSource(ICakeContext context)
{
Name = context.Arguments.GetArgument("NugetSourceName")
}
}I don't want this
public class NugetSource
{
public ICollection<string> Name { get; }
public NugetSource(ICakeContext context)
{
Name = context.Arguments.GetArguments("NugetSourceName")
}
}
@markofranjic can I ask that you move this question over to the discussions area: https://github.com/cake-build/cake/discussions I think it will be best answered over there. Thanks
Hey folks, just checking if this is a bug or a feature: cake-build/cake#3197
Basically, this no longer works
Basically, this no longer works
dotnet cake --prefix=""
dotnet cake --names=""
Error: Expected an option value.
--names=
^ Did you forget the option value?
@mattleibow That's a feature of Cake 1.0.0 , see https://cakebuild.net/docs/getting-started/upgrade#passing-empty-arguments
But this is not quite the same, I am passing a string, and empty string.
Unless this is equivalent and I can do
--name ""