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If you place a test.fsx with a warning (in a place where there is no Directory.Build.props, and your current directory doesn't have this file either), e.g.:

let GiveMeBool():bool = false
GiveMeBool()
printf "hello"

This seems to not fail in .NET6:

"%programfiles%\fsx\fsxc.exe" -f test.fsx

While it seems it would fail in .NET4.x, judging by --warnaserror present in these lines 777,778 in Fsxc.fs:

                (sprintf
                    "%s %s %s --warnaserror --target:exe --out:%s %s"

Deliverables:

1. An MR/PR that adds a pipeline to gitlab-ci.yml file that creates a snap package.
2. Snap package must be exposed as an artifact.

Requirements:

1. Snap package must be compatible with Ubuntu 18.04 and 19.04.
2. (Optional-bonus-points) snap package can work even if mono and fsharp deb packages are not installed? (this might be much harder to achieve, I'll give a big tip if done)

• Take in account AssemblyInfo.fs is not included in Fsdk.fsproj (it is in Fsdk-legacy.fsproj), by mistake.
• Ideally bump.fsx should also create the git tag (and advice to push it, like in geewallet).
• nugetPush of git tag should verify that tag starts with BaseVersion val of version.config.

@webwarrior-ws , we received another failure here: https://github.com/nblockchain/fsx/actions/runs/4012299515/jobs/6890632917 , I thought you had fixed this in this commit? Why did it fail again?

Somehow this failed:

nblockchain/geewallet@492a4f7

CI: https://github.com/nblockchain/geewallet/actions/runs/5724112846/job/15509958901

The -k flag was meant to be only for fsxc (not fsx) program, but we're showing it in the fsx case, and in that case it's not doing what it says (it should just compile and not run).