Melvyn Laïly

Thanks to you both for the clarification!

Maybe https://github.com/Pkcs11Interop/PKCS11-SPECS/blob/master/v2.40/pkcs11-ug-v2.40-cn02.pdf could be an existing alternative to the lightweight document you mention? Disclaimer: I haven't (yet) read the specs :) BTW, is the 2.20 spec still the recommended version...

I'm having the same problem trying to clone a big TFS repo with lots of old branches :/ Does anyone have a workaround for this issue? In my case, this...

I ran into this problem today with FSharp.Data 3.3.3, and updating to the latest 4.0.0 fixed it. Thank you :) (This issue can probably be closed)

Yes please! 💯 Using a dedicated fsproj just to benefit from caching is a bit annoying, and Fake feels a bit like pulling out the big guns for very simple...

Not OP, but I believe the current suggestion is indeed about startup speed of `dotnet fsi myScript.fsx`. The assumption is that `dotnet fsi` generates a compiled assembly when executing a...

@bisen2 It's more a matter of simplicity and ease when dealing with scripts. `dotnet fsi myScript.fsx` is very convenient (though a bit slow). How would you execute a script in...

> it feels orthogonal to fsi's purpose to cache assemblies on disk. I kind of agree, but `dotnet fsi` is sold as [*the way™* to do scripting in F# out...

I realize it's lacking documentation, but there is a CLI (command line interface) mode built in MovieBarCodeGenerator. To use it, just add some arguments on the command line when executing...

Thanks for your answers! Feel free to close this issue if you don't intend to implement these suggestions, or if you want to create more targeted issues for them :)