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Question: will dotnet/sdk repo be made public?
See original GitHub issueIn some PRs, there are reference to dotnet/sdk#$$, but that’s not accessible by public.
Will it be made public/open-source at some point?
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The repo is now public. We also have a new blog post explaining what it’s about, among other things: .NET Core Tooling in Visual Studio “15”.
OK, so I was able to investigate about this this morning, and the short answer is that yes, of course, this will be public. More details later today. Thanks for your patience.