Added support for -nofetch command line argument and 'NoFetch' MSBuild T... #410
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…d Task parameter, to suppress fetching from remotes during execution.
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To save this duplication can we pass it down to NormalizeGitDirectory, otherwise it will be easy to forget this step with new Build Servers
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March 31, 2015 15:42
1. Passed down noFetch param to NormalizeGitDirectory method. 2. Updated ArgumentParser to ensure that individual switches such as -nofetch do not interfere with existing functionality. ArgumentParser should also now support switches with multiple values such as '-myswitch value1 value2' if the validation checks are removed.
…parsed as names not values.
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...ask parameter, to suppress fetching from remotes during execution.
Up for review and discussion. I had no problem feeding in the noFetch argument, but I couldn't find an obvious way to test whether or not GitVersion was trying to fetch from a remote or not given the current test fixtures available. Any pointers?