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Part of the challenge here is that no two developers share the same definition of what constitutes a major version bump.
I was secretly hoping that major version will bring Typeclasses :)
@SLAVONchick we're planning on doing a #I "nuget:source"
directive to specify that sort of stuff. probably by the next preview.
@cartermp Cool! Thanks!
@cartermp Hello! I've read today about tooling improvements in VS 2019 16.9 Update and I was wondering, is it possible now to specify my own source while using #r "nuget: ..."
? Thanks!
Yes, this is documented here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/tools/fsharp-interactive/#specifying-a-package-source
@cartermp Thank you! That’s great!
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@anilmujagic Part of the challenge here is that no two developers share the same definition of what constitutes a major version bump. In addition to this, we're making FSharp.Core a .NET Standard 2.0-only component moving forward, and all new project templates in Visual Studio will be .NET SDK-style only (.NET Framework still supported, but no legacy project files). We're also planning on at least two more language features for F# 5. This is quite a lot more change than any of the 4.5/4.6/4.7 versions, hence the major version bump.