Awkward message from CLI after successfully installing a global tool
See original GitHub issueThe message displayed by the CLI after installing a global tool is awkward and needs an editorial pass:
C:\Users\daroth\Desktop\test>dotnet install tool dotnet-dev-certs --version 2.1.0-preview1-28051
The installation succeeded. If there is no other instruction. You can type the following command in shell directly to invoke: dotnet-dev-certs
If there is no other instruction?
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I think there was some confusion because @wli3’s examples are missing a newline between
somecommand
andTool
.I don’t think we talked about it. But it is the name of the tool. The first one is the command name, the second is the packageid. Like:
You can invoke the tool using the following command: vim ‘will.awesome.vim’ (version ‘1.0.0’) was successfully installed.