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Paket generates `any/` folders
See original GitHub issueDescription
Update nugets: get this result after building;
$ tree src/Lib.Crypto/any/
src/Lib.Crypto/any/
└── netstandard1.6
├── FSharp.Core.optdata
└── FSharp.Core.sigdata
What are they and why are they generated? Why aren’t obj folders enough anymore?
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what I meant is: it’s correct that it’s installed as content. Feel free to fix the any path
i think the FSharp.Core nuspec is setup wrong too…