Is it possible to get native compilation of FSharp ConsoleApp? about core

[blackdwarf]

@jakubsuchybio F# is now available to be installed as a per-project extension using the .NET Core command line tools. You use the dotnet new -l fsharp to get a simple F# console application with the Preview 2 of the tools. With this, I will close this issue.

If you have more questions and/or comments, please file issues on dotnet/cli repo.

[cartermp]

There is no supported native compile for .NET Core applications that is shipped in .NET Core today. F# support is predicated on native compile being a valid scenario.

However, you can use publish to produce a standalone folder that can contain your F# .dll and all its dependencies so that it's xcopy-deployable.

[jkotas]

cc @piotrpMSFT

FSharp is not supported by dotnet driver yet, but it is in the roadmap

[samuela]

What's the current status of this? It looks like the dotnet compile command has been removed and I don't see a --native flag for dotnet publish...

[karelz]

@cartermp can you comment please?

[samuela]

@cartermp Ah, that's unfortunate. Is this on the roadmap for .NET Core at all?