Tuomas Hietanen

As there seems to be some epub users, could it be possible to link some old version to git repo? Edit: For me, it's more like a bookmark: read these...

I would have some use for this. Not for Expr but System.Linq.Expressions (.NET lambda expressions) but basically it's the same... ``` fsharp open System open System.Linq.Expressions let rnd = System.Random()...

I would expect you need not only MySqlConnector.dll but also its dependencies: System.Buffers.dll, System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions.dll, System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeInformation.dll, System.Data.Common.dll See the example: https://github.com/fsprojects/SQLProvider/tree/master/tests/SqlProvider.Core.Tests/MySql If you clone this repo, does the example code work...

For this project to build, you have to first restore packages by e.g. running build.cmd On Tue, 14 May 2019, 18:02 Aron Adler, wrote: > @Thorium I've now added those...

I tried to clone your repo. You need to have the ResolutionPath to pointing a folder where these dlls are.

Yes, it seems your project referenced the netstandard dll and not net451 dll like earlier. Both are now in the nuget package. Are you using Nuget or Paket or what...?

I tried this initially and in my project it still took net451, so it would be interesting to know why this has happened.

I'm trying to reproduce this... Do you use the old or new fsharp project structure? I expect the problem is this: Since 1.1.12 version, SQLProvider Nuget-package has two possible libraries:...

We are using System.Data manually, however I don't know why it has become a requirement since 1.1.11 as the original solution/project files are not modified.

I'm happy to approve PRs (and release new packages). But I know nothing about .NET Core 3.0, I still use .NET Framework. For example I have no clue do you...