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If I have a paket.template of type file, can/does paket still infer the version of any dependent packages? #1183

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kurtschelfthout opened this issue Oct 31, 2015 · 4 comments
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If I have a paket.template of type file, can/does paket still infer the version of any dependent packages? #1183

kurtschelfthout opened this issue Oct 31, 2015 · 4 comments

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I used to have a @Dependencies tag in my nuspec template, and then the FAKE build script filled in the right dependency versions based on the installed packages. Paket Pack only seems to have CURRENTVERSION, but I need something like DEPENDENCYVERSION or some such.

Does this exist? Sorry if I completely overlooked it.

Thanks.
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forki commented Nov 1, 2015

So you need something like LOCKFILEVERSION?
On Oct 31, 2015 22:35, "Kurt Schelfthout" [email protected] wrote:

I used to have a @Dependencies https://github.com/dependencies tag in
my nuspec template, and then the FAKE build script filled in the right
dependency versions based on the installed packages. Paket Pack only seems
to have CURRENTVERSION, but I need something like DEPENDENCYVERSION or some
such.

Does this exist? Sorry if I completely overlooked it.

Thanks.

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@forki forki closed this as completed in 23f46d5 Nov 1, 2015
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Merge pull request #1184 from fsprojects/lockedversion
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Adding LOCKEDVERSION placeholder to templatefile - closes #1183
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forki commented Nov 1, 2015

#1184 should allow you to use LOCKEDVERSION as placeholder

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Yes.

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Brilliant, works great. Thanks!

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