VSCode extension for acquiring .NET Core Tooling
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Update Linux Tests (#2052)
9.0 Shipped on Linux so we should update the tests. These tests do test the live availability of what's available and it's good that they do so they actually test the functionality and not some mock data, which wouldnt be a relevant test. That does mean they need to get updated, but I think the messaging is pretty clear and the impacts aren't so bad.
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README.md

.NET Runtime and SDK Installation Tools

This repo contains two VS Code extensions, vscode-dotnet-runtime and vscode-dotnet-sdk. The vscode-dotnet-runtime can be used to install the .NET runtime and is meant to be leveraged by other extensions which depend on the runtime. The vscode-dotnet-sdk is a special install for internal features and not designed to be used by other extensions because it will conflict with existing SDK installations on the users machine.

Contributing to Repository

Looking for something to work on? The list of up-for-grabs issues is a great place to start.

Please read the following documents to get started.

This project has adopted the code of conduct defined by the Contributor Covenant to clarify expected behavior in our community. For more information, see the .NET Foundation Code of Conduct.

Building

Requirements

  • Node.js + npm
  • VSCode

Running the sample

  1. Run the build script at the root of the repo (build.sh or build.cmd).
  2. Open the repo's workspace in VSCode
  3. Run the Run Sample Extension configuration in VSCode
  4. In the launched experimental instance open the command pallete and run the Sample: Run a dynamically acquired .NET Core Hello World App.

.NET Foundation

.NET Core for VSCode is a .NET Foundation project.

See the .NET home repo to find other .NET-related projects.

License

.NET Core (including this repo) is licensed under the MIT license.