Updated McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils to 3.0.0 #640
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did you try running your script with |
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Ah, I did not notice that option. I'll give that a shot Cheers |
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Sorry not too familiar with completing PRs in github. Do I leave this in your hands now for merging? |
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Updated the command line utils package.
I have done this as my .csx scripts pull a package that references a more recent version of McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils. This causes the script to fail:
I have tried downgrading the referenced package to 2.2.5 but that version has some issues.
This does highlight an issue where dotnet-script dependencies conflict with the .csx nuget dependencies, however I figure this is a harmless upgrade that allows me to proceed in the short term