Build .NET Standard code with .Net framework typeprovider #3
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@Thorium Thank you very much for this pull request. I pulled it down, and dotnet build and dotnet run work fine. But what are the steps I need to perform to use the type provider at design-time in the Program.fs file, because that is not currently working at all (e.g., open FSharp.Data.Sql says the Sql namespace is not defined)? |
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Hmm... Design-time should be net451 version. |
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I get that, but how does one switch back and forth? |
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This works.
I'm not happy with the manual configuration, but I haven't found better solutions yet.