Implement --dotGraph command line option. #1469
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With this option specified, FAKE will output a graph of target dependencies in the DOT format instead of actually building anything.
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can we please have a bit of documentation for this? |
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cool thanks! |
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Fix documentation glitch introduced in #1469
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With this option specified, FAKE will output a graph of
target dependencies in the DOT format instead of building
anything, provided the build script actually tries to build
the target specified in the command line,
i.e. contains a call like
RunTargetOrDefault "Default".This is how to render the graph from PowerShell:
(For this command to work, Graphviz must be installed.)
See #1468.