- Rename package IDs to dotnet-watch, dotnet-user-secrets, and dotnet-sql-cache
- Change packaging layout to support dotnet-install-tool
- Change package metadata to DotnetTool
- Drop support for DotNetCliToolReference (those will continue to be available under previous package ID's)
- Rename project files and folders
Fixes#252 - help output shown twice in dotnet-watch
Fixes#250 - add dotnet-watch --list. Prints a list of all files discovered
Fixes#249 - better error message when GenerateWatchList fails
The reporter API breaks down complex formatter in to composable compontents. Adds 'ReporterBuilder' and 'FormatterBuilder' as syntax sugar for creating reporters with complex formatting rules
Changes in dotnet-watch
- Remove dependency on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging and instead use IReporter for console output
- Only use color output when stdout and stderr are not being redirected
- Make the default output less noisy
Changes in dotnet-user-secrets
- Remove dependency on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging to use IReporter
Changes in dotnet-sql-cache
- Remove dependency on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging to use IReporter
- Add --verbose option
History: in the days of DNX, there was a plan to share code between dnx-watch and Visual Studio tooling to watch the system. We split the package into two pieces with this intention. Since then, dotnet-cli has replaced DNX and MSBuild will replace project.json. The shared watch code isn't necessary, nor is it an API we want to support.
Nate McMaster
Nate McMaster
Javier Calvarro Nelson
Justin Kotalik