Add instructions for using builder pattern#1
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friism wants to merge 3 commits intoSteveLasker:masterfrom
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Add instructions for using builder pattern#1friism wants to merge 3 commits intoSteveLasker:masterfrom
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glennc
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Feb 23, 2017
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| RUN dotnet restore --no-cache |
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Is there a compelling reason to do --no-cache here? You are slowing down the restore for no real gain.
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It's because I had misunderstood what the flag does: aspnet/MusicStore#713 (comment)
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Ah. That makes sense. Yeah, we probably should talk about clarifying the descriptions and such if it is still the same.
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It's too bad that it's so hard to do in PowerShell because of reasons.
In bash it would be something like: