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ship FSharp.Core.pdb files
See original GitHub issuePlease include FSharp.Core.pdb files in the FSharp.Bundle.exe distributions.
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@jdh30 We will be embedding portable PDBs in dlls shipped via nuget. The windows pdbs for shipped FSharp dll are deployed to a symbol server.
Microsoft has decided to ship their source linked pdb files to their symbol server. Please do the same. https://github.com/aspnet/Universe/issues/850
Everyone else outside of Microsoft, it is recommended by Microsoft to put the source linked pdb files in the nuget packages.