Do dotnet tool restore automatically in build target
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We likely want to update the docs site too. |
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Maybe we want to change the root level Build.fsproj to be consistent? |
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@mattgallagher92 also added the automatic restore to the root level build.fsproj. I think we can merge this? |
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By adding a target in Build.fsproj to run
dotnet tool restore, we can remove the step that requires users to do it manually.Should we go ahead with this? Discussion welcome.