The namespace Sql ist not defined

[thomrad]

Description

Adding the Sql namespace gives me the error "The namespace Sql ist not defined" - I want to use it for the SqlServer module. https://fake.build/sql-sqlserver.html

Repro steps

I am using fake cli version 5.22.0 with .net 6.0 sdk

#r "paket: 
nuget Fake.Core
nuget Fake.Core.Environment
nuget Fake.Core.Target
nuget Fake.Core.Xml
nuget Fake.IO.FileSystem
nuget Fake.Sql
//"
#load ".fake/build.fsx/intellisense.fsx"

open Fake.Sql

Deleting directory .fake Deleting file build.fsx.lock

running fake build

Installs all Dependencies / Packages including Fake.Sql

Still doesn't know the namespace.

Expected behavior

open the Fake.Sql namespace without problem.

Actual behavior

Does not know the namespace Fake.Sql

Known workarounds

Don't know any workaround

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[yazeedobaid]

@thomrad In your dependencies list you have specified Fake.Sql

#r "paket: 
nuget Fake.Core
nuget Fake.Core.Environment
nuget Fake.Core.Target
nuget Fake.Core.Xml
nuget Fake.IO.FileSystem
nuget Fake.Sql                              // this line
//"

Fake doesn't have a package called Fake.Sql. It has Fake.Sql.DacPac, Fake.Sql.SqlPackage, and Fake.Sql.SqlServer Please specify anyone (or all) of these packages and you will have the Fake.Sql namespace available.

[thomrad]

@yazeedobaid Unfortunately those packages are not available on nuget:

There was a problem while setting up the environment: -> Unable to retrieve package versions for 'Fake.Sql.SqlServer'

How should I retrieve that package? Via github? If so, how do let my script know, that those packages are available? I am totally new to fake and paket and beginner level f# ....

[yazeedobaid]

@thomrad package Fake.Sql.SqlServer is not pushed to NuGet anymore. Please try the other two packages. Here are the links for them in NuGet. Fake.Sql.DacPac Fake.Sql.SqlPackage

[thomrad]

@yazeedobaid Thank you, that did the trick. But unfortunately the DacPac and SqlPackage don't help. SqlServer had what I needed and that is not part of those packages. So, the only thing I can do, is to build fake on my machine and then use that SqlServer module.

Thank's again for helping out.

[yazeedobaid]

@thomrad yes you can do that. Sorry I'm not aware of why the SqlServer module is not pushed to NuGet! I'll try to look and see why...