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Publish a tools NuGet package
See original GitHub issueI.e. with all the bits in tools/ in the NuGet package. This would allow me to bootstrap dotnet-script locally and use it run build scripts, instead of using csi.exe inside Microsoft.Net.Compilers.
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Absolutely. Thanks for asking the right questions and making me think it through. 😃
FYI I pushed a new package to wrap command invocation and switched to it in my dotnet-script spike for LiteGuard and it works perfectly!