From 9ee8411af64af20bbe45253f29b66d37111145a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: David Siew Date: Sat, 6 Jun 2020 14:07:04 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Update documentation https://github.com/fsharp/FAKE/issues/2486 --- help/markdown/fake-template.md | 12 ++++++------ 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/help/markdown/fake-template.md b/help/markdown/fake-template.md index 0fa40385d3c..156dd274fdf 100644 --- a/help/markdown/fake-template.md +++ b/help/markdown/fake-template.md @@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ dotnet new -i "fake-template::*" to install or update the template. ## Usage -After you installed the template you can setup FAKE by running: +After you have installed the template you can setup FAKE by running: 

 dotnet new fake
-This will create a default `build.fsx` file, a `paket.dependencies` file used to mangage your build dependencies and two shell scripts `fake.sh` and `fake.cmd`. The shell scripts are used to bootstrap and run FAKE. All of the arguments are passed directly to FAKE so you can run: +This will create a default `build.fsx` file and two shell scripts `fake.sh` and `fake.cmd`. The shell scripts are used to bootstrap and run FAKE. All of the arguments are passed directly to FAKE so you can run: 

 .\fake.cmd build
@@ -27,21 +27,21 @@ to run your build. Have a look at the [fake commandline](fake-commandline.html) Specifies the name of the generated build-script. Defaults to `build.fsx`. ### --bootstrap -Specifies your prefered way to bootstrap FAKE. +Specifies your preferred way to bootstrap FAKE. -- `local` (default) - Installs the FAKE dotnet sdk local tool into the `dotnet-tools.json` manifest. This requires an dotnet SDK version 3 or higher. +- `local` (default) - Installs the FAKE dotnet sdk local tool into the `dotnet-tools.json` manifest. This requires dotnet SDK version 3 or higher. - `tool` - Installs the FAKE dotnet sdk global tool into the `--tool-path` folder - `none` - Does not bootstrap FAKE. Use this if you want to use a global installation of FAKE ### --dependencies -Specifies your prefered way to define the nuget packages used in your build: +Specifies your preferred way to define the nuget packages used in your build: - `file` (default) - Creates a `paket.dependencies` file to define build dependencies - `inline` - Defines build dependencies inside the build script - `none` - Use this if you already have a `paket.dependencies` in your folder ### --dsl -Specifies your prefered way to define build tasks inside your build script: +Specifies your preferred way to define build tasks inside your build script: - `fake` (default) - Uses the default FAKE domain specific language - `buildtask` - Uses a string free domain specific language, called [BuildTask](https://github.com/vbfox/FoxSharp/blob/master/src/BlackFox.Fake.BuildTask/Readme.md)