My experience using dotnetup on linux #55173
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Thanks for the feedback and it's great to hear that dotnetup is working well for you. Note that you might want to use channels instead of specific versions when you install. Then instead of needing to explicitly install each new version, you can simply run |
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Previously, my experience of installing dotnet on linux went like this:
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/~/dotnetDOTNET_ROOTset, andDOTNET_ROOTwas on thePATH.And, every new SDK version I wanted to pull in, was another download, then dropping the tarball into ~/dotnet` folder, extracting in-place, and allowing it to overwrite everything it asked to. I have no idea whether this was an expected/supported flow, but, it worked for me.
Installing from package manager was not viable because it didn't get regular updates, not remotely. No "feature band" updates, only major versions. e.g. the last time I checked, only the latest
9.0.1xxwas available that way. Probably10.0.1xxis available now, but, I'm also going to need10.0.3xx, and so on...Today I got going with
dotnetupon linux. The flow was extremely simple:export PATH=...into shell profile and source itdotnetup init, mash enter and it does the right thing.dotnetup install 10.0.109(specific version that I needed)and I was there. So now I think I'm setup that in the future
dotnetup install 10.0.110is going to just work. It's going to be the entire task of updating the .NET SDK version.I think this is a fantastic improvement. You guys did great. Thank you.
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