paket restriction

Resolve a framework restriction and show details.

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paket restriction [--help] <restrictionRaw>

RESTRICTION:

    <restrictionRaw>      The restriction to resolve

OPTIONS:

    --silent, -s          suppress console output
    --verbose, -v         print detailed information to the console
    --log-file <path>     print output to a file
    --help                display this list of options.

If you add the --verbose flag Paket will run in verbose mode and show detailed information.

With --log-file [path] you can trace the logged information into a file.

paket restriction

Determine how a restriction formula is interpreted by paket.

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paket restriction <restriction formula>

RESTRICTION:

    <restriction formula> A paket formula representing a restriction

OPTIONS:

    --silent, -s          suppress console output
    --verbose, -v         print detailed information to the console
    --log-file <path>     print output to a file
    --from-bootstrapper   call coming from the '--run' feature of the bootstrapper
    --help                display this list of options.

Note if your formula contains spaces (which it will most likely) you need to escape with quotes

Example

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$ ./paket.exe restriction "|| (== netcoreapp2.0) (&& (== netstandard2.0) (>= netcoreapp2.0))"
Paket version 5.145.1
Restriction: || (== netcoreapp2.0) (&& (== netstandard2.0) (>= netcoreapp2.0))
Simplified: || (== netcoreapp2.0) (&& (== netstandard2.0) (>= netcoreapp2.0))
Frameworks: [
   netcoreapp2.0
]
Performance:
 - Runtime: 763 milliseconds