outdated packages on apt-get
See original GitHub issueI am looking to see how I can get dotnet CLI working on travis CI but installation steps for apt-get here seems to outdated or new releases are not available there. Following the instructions there and running sudo apt-cache madison dotnet
gives me 1.0.0.001793-1
as latest version. I cannot see 1.0.0-rc2-*
releases there.
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@tugberkugurlu When I looked at the Travis CI log, it looks like Ubuntu 12.04 is being used. Is this correct? Ubuntu 12.04 is not officially supported. I would suggest using the officially supported version 14.04 if possible.
Thanks @tonysneed. Seems it is OK to close it then. Please reopen if the issue returns.