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Wednesday, 3. November 2010
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Running specific targets in "FAKE – F# Make"
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[…] Steffen Forkmann’s Running specific targets in "FAKE – F# Make" “Most build tools allow to run a specific target via a special parameter in the command line. FAKE.exe doesn’t have such a parameter, but with a combination of the Run function and getBuildParamOrDefault we can achieve the same thing:” […]
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