Turn off compressed metadata until VS, vscode, Rider tooling understands it#13778
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Would you mind if I do this a bit differently. We have a build and test leg that compresses and runs tests for everything including FSharp.Core. |
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I believe we should hold off on compressing FCS until, the release of 17.5. That way the latest Sdks and vs will support compressed Metadata. |
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closing in favour of: #13781 |
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This allows us to start working in this repo using existing tooling again
Perhaps there's a way to get the binaries produced for .NET SDK to have compressed metadata, not sure.
Along the way I noticed I'm sceptical of lines like this; https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/pull/13671/files#diff-69b930c41d928d758d322b5e47f6da0ddc08479a302c199c8aeaa912b6fb5d55R32