Robin Neatherway

I _think_ that as a minor mode it should "just work" alongside other modes. What behaviour do you see if you try to enable it in fsharp-mode?

Interesting. It probably would be possible to get scope information, but your suggested regex would get us 99.9% of the way there so I don't think it's really worth it.

Sounds good. Do you want to turn on `outline-minor-mode` by default? I'm not sure if that will surprise people or not. Perhaps if we can demonstrate that it works well...

What are those bindings? Is there a suggested way to provide evil bindings when you create a package? I've never used evil.

I think this is an FSharpLint rule, probably best to raise it as an issue over on that repository: https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharpLint

Likely the same as #148, I will investigate tomorrow.

I think the problem is in `fsharp-mode--msbuild-find`. Could you try checking the value of the variable `fsharp-build-command`, and then also invoking `(fsharp-mode--msbuild-find "xbuild")` (this is Mono right?)

Ah interesting. I assume linux =~ mono, which I guess is false if using the new `dotnet` stuff. How do you build your projects? `dotnet build`? What precedence would you...

OK, so I think we have a bigger issue here that we should discuss over at the FSAC repository, namely that the released version doesn't work with the .NET Core...

That would be great :-). 1. Linting. I would probably leave this off by default so as not to surprise people. 2. Colorization. It is only the very basic extended...