Function execution order

[Ryan Taylor]

I have a build.fsx file that looks like this

// include Fake lib

#r @"Tools\FAKE\tools\FakeLib.dll"

open Fake

let GitClean =

    trace "Git clean"

    ExecProcess (fun info ->

       info.FileName <- "git"

       info.Arguments <- "clean -dxf -e *.suo -e *.nupkg -e *.user --dry-run"

    ) (System.TimeSpan.FromMinutes 1.0)

// Clean - implement to clean previous build output

Target "Clean" ( fun _ ->

    trace "Clean"

)

Run "Clean"

When I build this, I notice "Git clean" in the output despite the fact that I did not call GitClean in the "Clean" task.

Why is this and what am I doing wrong?

Thanks,

Ryan

[Steffen Forkmann]

Hi,

 

let GitClean is a constant not a function.

 

Try “let GitClean()”

 

Cheers,

Steffen

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[Morgan Persson]

GitClean is a value so it gets evaluated.

If you dont want to evaluate GitClean immediatly define it as

let GitClean () =

    // code here

and then you can evaluate it with "gitClean()"

/Morgan

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[Ryan Taylor]

Okay, thanks for the clarification!

Thanks,

Ryan