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Fair one, really easy to implement. If @stajs doesn't beat me to it (and I remember) I'll take a crack later today.
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Forgive me, I don't understand what the issue is. My best guess at what you are reporting, is that dotnet restore
doesn't cache packages in the right location? If that is true, it seems a bug in either dotnet CLI or NuGet?
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I think he is refering to us incorrectly assuming that nuget packages are located under userprofile/.nuget
when we are trying to find the specflow executable. See lines 19 and 21 in Fixer.cs https://github.com/stajs/SpecFlow.NetCore/blob/master/src/SpecFlow.NetCore/Fixer.cs#L21
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Ah, gotcha.
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Apologies for the lack of clarity here.
Eric is correct. It is assumed that the path of the specflow exe is in the default location however if the NUGET_PACKAGES environment variable has been set then the location will be different.
If I get 5 minutes later today I'll create a pull myself if nobody beats to it.
Thanks for the quick responses guys.
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Added a comment to the commit about falling through if the path fails, possibly a better option?
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The first cut had it falling through, but it felt wrong - I thought if you had the environment variable set, you would want to know it isn't right?
Also added a --specflow-path
argument in case you don't want to use an environment variable.
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Related Issues (20)
- dotnet core 2.0 support HOT 5
- Tools version is unsupported HOT 3
- Do not hardcode to SpecFlow 2.1.0 HOT 2
- dotnet SpecFlow.NetCore does not work on linux HOT 6
- Scenarios break when the name is too long HOT 1
- Tools version is unsupported HOT 6
- Build fails when there is an existing fake.csproj file (or any extra csproj file) HOT 4
- .net core 2.0 (CLI) HOT 2
- does not work with SpecFlow 2.2.1 HOT 5
- Error in SpecFlow.NetCore tool during print messages HOT 15
- Consider netcoreapp ONLY compatiblity HOT 2
- Attempt to reduce the confusion of the project name HOT 7
- New NuGet package HOT 2
- Building with Mono doesn't generate files. HOT 3
- Use Project's namespace instead of SpecFlow.GeneratedTests HOT 2
- Project not rebuilding when changing .feature file in VS 2017 (15.7.1) HOT 3
- Different result locally and on CI server HOT 3
- When specifying --specflow-path it doesn't detect SpecFlow Version.
- Version for package 'Specflow.NetCore' could not be resolved HOT 3
- Can you please add support for net core 3 HOT 2
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