Kevin Ransom (msft)

System.Drawing.Common is not a standard: Microsoft.NETCore.App assembly. It is in fact a : Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App assembly We don't probe there and fsi is not compiled: Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App. So the runtime doesn't know...

Here is another example: https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/issues/13473

Okay, I think we may be able to do it using #r nuget: ... it's going to take some work though. Nuget has packages with binaries, which look like they...

Ideally no one would care about this, especially since the host is an implementation detail. We do not intend to continue to support the desktop builds of FSI forever, or...

Ouch!!! #time was added as a perf measuring mechanism not an alias for System.DateTime. ```` > #time - ;; --> Timing now on > let x = 10;; Real: 00:00:00.000,...

I shall take a look. For sure there is no real reason beyond debuggability that we reuse the working directory. Although, when trying to figure out what is going on,...

@teo-tsirpanis , It's not yet a scenario for us. But it will be ...

@lbrussel I can take care of this for you. It's actually quite a lot of effort in this repo.

Deferring to this PR: https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/pull/13706

This is supposed to work. Assuming that the packet package manager is implemented correctly. Which I am sure it is.