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A dotnet tool for generating solution filter (.slnf) files based on globs

Easily create a solution filter to avoid restoring more than necessary

Usage example

RUN slnf-gen MySolution.sln --exclude **/*Test* && dotnet restore MySolution.slnf

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Description:
  Solution filter generator
  Example of excluding test projects: 'slnf-gen MySolution.sln --exclude **/*Test*' which creates MySolution.slnf

Usage:
  slnf-gen <path to sln> [options]

Arguments:
  <path to sln>  File path to the solution (.sln) file

Options:
  -e, --exclude <exclude>          Exclusion glob(s)
  -i, --include <include>          Inclusion glob(s) [default: **/*]
  -o, --output-path <output-path>  Optional path of output .slnf file. Defaults to same directory and file name as .sln file but different file extension
  --version                        Show version information
  -?, -h, --help                   Show help and usage information

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slnf-gen's Issues

By default it's ignoring solutions that are not in the same path as the sln file

It would be nice if you'd be able to configure if you want files that are not in the same directory to be filtered out.

If I run slnf-gen without any include or exclude params it's filtering out files that have ..\ in their path

Example entry that is filtered out

Project("{F1A12A1A-XXXX-465A-A702-123A12345678}") = "protobuf.integration.models", "..\protobuf\integration\models\protobuf.integration.models.fsproj", "{1234567A-AB12-1234-AB1C-ABC12E2FC428}"
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