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We would like to better understand the dotnet verbs and the arguments/options they support when they happen to have a relation between them.
For example, we know that dotnet build is a superset of dotnet restore, yet dotnet build doesn't support every single argument dotnet restore supports. Same for dotnet run and dotnet build.
How do we decide which arguments to support and which to don't support? We want to understand if there are some rules we are following with respect to the dotnet verbs if they are a subset/superset of each other.
mariam-abdulla
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Understand Choosing Which Options to Support in dotnet verbs
Understand Which Options to Support in dotnet
Feb 13, 2025
mariam-abdulla
changed the title
Understand Which Options to Support in dotnet
Understand the Arguments to Support in dotnet
Feb 13, 2025
Hello,
We would like to better understand the
dotnet
verbs and the arguments/options they support when they happen to have a relation between them.For example, we know that
dotnet build
is a superset ofdotnet restore
, yetdotnet build
doesn't support every single argumentdotnet restore
supports. Same fordotnet run
anddotnet build
.How do we decide which arguments to support and which to don't support? We want to understand if there are some rules we are following with respect to the
dotnet
verbs if they are a subset/superset of each other.Thank you.
@baronfel @rainersigwald
cc: @Evangelink
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