Claire KuangSpeckle 3.0 Connectors!
Formatting
Use CSharpier to format. There are a few options:
- Install CSharpier as a local tool:
dotnet tool install csharpier- This allows CLI use of CSharpier:
dotnet csharpier .afterdotnet tool restore
- This allows CLI use of CSharpier:
- Install the CSharpier Visual Studio 2022 extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=csharpier.CSharpier
- Install CSharpier as a global tool:
dotnet tool install csharpier -g- This allows CLI use of CSharpier:
dotnet csharpier .afterdotnet tool restore
- This allows CLI use of CSharpier:
Local development with SDK changes
Use the Local.sln to include the Core and Objects projects from the SDK repo. This setup assumes the two Git repos are side by side.
Using the Local.sln will modify all your package locks. Don't check these in! Revert or use the regular solution to revert once your changes are made.
This uses a new Configuration for the solutions and projects which means that Local is now a build directory alongside Debug and Release
Other Build commands
Clean Locks
Run this to delete package.lock.json files when restores go run.
Deep Clean
Run this to clean out bin and obj directories. Then a restore is run to get things ready for a build.
