Add the template for content authors to easily get started with dotnet try #227
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@brettfo Where can I see those logs ? |
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https://github.com/tintoy/dotnet-template-templates. I referred this repo for adding the csproj that will include the package id and all the metadata and it seems to work well 🗡 |
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Also the above repo installs templates that looks like This makes me feel if we should have something like |
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@brettfo I am not able to understand how can I download the artifacts produced by this build. I went to the artifacts section but I see only logs there. Do we need to push it to myget to be able to see it ? |
This PR adds a template which can be installed using a nuget package as follows:
(Right now we will have to use fully qulified path to the nupkg so something like
dotnet new -i ./Microsoft.DotNet.Try.ProjectTemplate.Tutorial.1.0.44142.42.nupkg)
This would add the template to the list of templates in dotnet new and the output would be like below:
dotnet new trydotnet-tutorial.This would create a project file, a Program.cs and a Readme.md which will have reference to the project and the program file. Now you can execute "dotnet try" directly in this repository.