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Enable using .NET SDK templates with Visual Studio
See original GitHub issueThere should be a way to use .NET SDK templates (dotnet new -i) with Visual Studio. I don’t believe there is any such experience.
This issue would be best served by such a capability: https://github.com/dotnet/iot/issues/1173
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@richlander thanks for looking into the issue. I had no idea it was added in VS17. 👍
the following adds it to the dialog.
dotnet new -i C:\[PATH]\iot\tools\templates\DeviceBindingTemplate\dotnet_new_device-binding_csharp@baronfel take a look at https://aka.ms/netcore-templates for additional info.