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`dotnet new manifestfile` or `dotnet tool install package id --create-new-manifest-file`
See original GitHub issueA way to create manifest file since we will throw when dotnet tool install cannot find a manifest file
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dotnet new tool-manifestPR https://github.com/dotnet/templating/pull/1714