Paket is copying / creating extra files, from package's content -folder to project's root folder.
Is this really wanted behavior?
How to reproduce:
I create a new folder and add paket.bootstrapper.exe and this paket.dependencies to the folder:
source https://www.nuget.org/api/v2
nuget ABCpdf 10.1.0.3 framework: >= net40
nuget log4net 2.0.0
nuget Oracle.ManagedDataAccess framework: >= net40
Now, under that folder I create a new project called ConsoleApplication1. I also copy to this the project folder this file, paket.references:
ABCpdf
log4net
Oracle.ManagedDataAccess
Then I run paket.bootstrapper.exe to get the latest version of paket.exe (in my case it was 2.12.0.0). Then I run paket install
What happens is that under my ConsoleApplication1 are new files of ABCpdf.chm (5 megabytes binary, not very happy to add this to git) and net40*.xdt files.
Paket is copying / creating extra files, from package's content -folder to project's root folder.
Is this really wanted behavior?
How to reproduce:
I create a new folder and add paket.bootstrapper.exe and this paket.dependencies to the folder:
Now, under that folder I create a new project called ConsoleApplication1. I also copy to this the project folder this file, paket.references:
Then I run
paket.bootstrapper.exeto get the latest version of paket.exe (in my case it was 2.12.0.0). Then I runpaket installWhat happens is that under my ConsoleApplication1 are new files of ABCpdf.chm (5 megabytes binary, not very happy to add this to git) and net40*.xdt files.