This is part of the Fake.DotNet.Cli module.
dotnet cli command execution options
| Record Field | Description |
CustomParams
Signature: string option
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Custom parameters
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Diagnostics
Signature: bool
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Restore logging verbosity (--diagnostics)
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DotNetCliPath
Signature: string
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DotNet cli executable path
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Environment
Signature: Map<string,string>
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Gets the environment variables that apply to this process and its child processes.
NOTE: Recommendation is to not use this Field, but instead use the helper function in the Proc module (for example Process.setEnvironmentVariable)
NOTE: This field is ignored when UseShellExecute is true.
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PrintRedirectedOutput
Signature: bool
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If RedirectOutput is true this flag decides if FAKE emits the output into the standard output/error otherwise the flag is ignored.
True by default.
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RedirectOutput
Signature: bool
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If true the function will redirect the output of the called process (but will disable colors, false by default)
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Verbosity
Signature: Verbosity option
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Logging verbosity (--verbosity)
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Version
Signature: string option
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Write a global.json with the given version (required to make SDK choose the correct version)
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WorkingDirectory
Signature: string
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Command working directory
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| Instance member | Description |
x.WithCommon(f)
Signature: (f:(Options -> '?12823)) -> '?12823
Type parameters: '?12823
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Changes the "Common" properties according to the given function
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x.WithEnvironment(map)
Signature: map:Map<string,string> -> Options
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Sets the current environment variables.
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x.WithPrintRedirectedOutput(shouldPrint)
Signature: shouldPrint:bool -> Options
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Sets a value indicating whether the redirected output should be printed to standard-output/error stream.
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x.WithRedirectOutput(shouldRedirect)
Signature: shouldRedirect:bool -> Options
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Sets a value indicating whether the output for the given process is redirected.
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| Static member | Description |
Options.Create()
Signature: unit -> Options
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Create a default setup for executing the dotnet command line.
This function tries to take current global.json into account and tries to find the correct installation.
To overwrite this behavior set DotNetCliPath manually (for example to the first result of ProcessUtils.findFilesOnPath "dotnet")
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Options.Default
Signature: Options
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("Use Options.Create instead")>]
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OBSOLETE
Use Options.Create instead
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