Ignore case in aliases dll names - #1733
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The previous code was expecting the passed in name to be a lowercase substring of the dll file name. It's now expected to be the full name (not a substring) but allow the case to differ. Fixes fsprojects#1732
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Oops binary files, i'll remove & rebase. |
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Actually let's reopen this PR, I don't know what's the policy @forki The files are the same as the previous test so don't really take space in git, but I don't know why the files were present in the other one. To accelerate the tests ? to ensure that it's working if nuget remove the old versions ? (I have no problem changing the PR to not have them) |
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they are there to keep things stable. |
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thanks! |
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The previous code was expecting the passed in name to be a lowercase substring of the dll file name. It's now expected to be the full name (not a substring) but allow the case to differ.
Fixes #1732