Use CustomAfterMicrosoftCommonTargets instead of MSBuildProjectExtensionsPath.
- No more need to write to obj/$(Project).g.dotnetwatch.targets
- Works on project that have changed default file locations via BaseIntermediateOutputPath
Simplify DotNetWatch targets
- Condense to one targets file
- Simplify dependency chain of targets
- Build project references in a parallel
In the event someone wants to move the obj/ folder, MSBuild will not be able to locate dotnet-watch's generated targets. dotnet-watch cannot automatically find the obj folder (#244), so this command line switch allows users to point dotnet-watch to the right location.
Fixes#252 - help output shown twice in dotnet-watch
Fixes#250 - add dotnet-watch --list. Prints a list of all files discovered
Fixes#249 - better error message when GenerateWatchList fails
Move targets files in to 'toolassets'. The 'tools' folder has conventions in NuGet that we don't want applied to these packages.
Downgrade to Microsoft.NETCore.App 1.0.0
Add 'prefercliruntime' package.
The reporter API breaks down complex formatter in to composable compontents. Adds 'ReporterBuilder' and 'FormatterBuilder' as syntax sugar for creating reporters with complex formatting rules
Changes in dotnet-watch
- Remove dependency on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging and instead use IReporter for console output
- Only use color output when stdout and stderr are not being redirected
- Make the default output less noisy
Changes in dotnet-user-secrets
- Remove dependency on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging to use IReporter
Changes in dotnet-sql-cache
- Remove dependency on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging to use IReporter
- Add --verbose option
Nate McMaster
Nate McMaster
BrennanConroy
Pranav K
Victor Hurdugaci