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Clean up build dependencies #1234
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sergei (@vors) we talked about this briefly a week or two ago; what else was there?
We are going to need a properly built SMA reference library. It's blocking the PSReadLine export as well.
James Truher (@JamesWTruher) built the reference assemblies for full that we publish to NuGet - hopefully we can reuse some of that process for PowerShell Core.
Reacted by Andy JordanFor the rename from
LINUXtoUNIX, while not everyone is happy with the choice (some preferringNIX), I'll posit that .NET Core has been using "Unix" to mean Linux/OS X/FreeBSD etc., and so it would be more than reasonable to follow their example.I tested out the various
dotnetoptions (optimize,debugType, etc.) and the only that made any real difference (on Windows) was compiling inDebugorReleaseconfigurations, where the latter was about 30% faster withGet-Command.For reference, this is how
dotnetis passing options to Roslyn, and this is what they mean.I've also verified that the Linux configuration does not define
DEBUG(we don't do it explicitly, and nothing is implicitly doing so), thus assertions are not performed, making every Linux build equivalent to a Release configuration on Windows.For what it's worth, the default Release configuration created by
dotnetdoes enable optimizations.This was a meta issue that is no longer required, closing.
project.jsonfilesLINUXtoUNIXChange preprocessor macro LINUX to UNIX #1483Start-PSBootstrapBuild Linux and OS X packages on Travis #1279Ensure optimization is enabled