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"How to build and run the latest" - Moving towards an explicit explanation....

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Issue

Obviously my position approaching this, is an outsider looking in. One looking to make contributions to this project would require a ramp-up, of which starts with How to build and run the latest.

The combination of the four steps that are outlined and how I (an outsider) perceive them, fails to produce a working dev environment. Of which, I would attribute to implicit explanations.

Breakdown

Prerequisites

  • Though to one it might seem obvious, things like denoting vs 2017 is a requirement is of value to others.

Step 1: Get the SDK for your platform from dotnet/cli

  • More explanation is needed as to what version is required and how to maintain version compatibility moving forward.
  • Do we need 1.0.x, 1.1.x, 2.x? Do we need RC or Alpha?

Step 2: Clone this repository to your local machine

  • Simple enough on the surface but details on branching strategies and expectations would go a long way.
  • For example, as of the date I am writing this, it appears the default branch is rel/vs2017/post-rtw.
    • If the expectation is for contributes to branch off of branch-x, explicit explanation would go a long way.

Step 3: Run the setup script

  • Again, simple enough but results in an unclear outcome. See next step…

Step 4: That’s it! Now you can run dotnet new3

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  • Running through the steps as I have viewed them, has resulted in the above.
    • dotnet new --help produces expected output while dotnet new3 --help does not.

Solution

It would be of value to open up the conversation early about the process I or any other potential new contributor goes through when trying to ramp up the knowledge set needed to contribute to this project. Personally, I would be more then willing to document the knowledge gained as I progress through this process. Be that via the wiki or readme.

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 7 years ago
  • Comments:12 (12 by maintainers)

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mlorbetskecommented, Mar 29, 2017

Sounds good. Thanks @chad-ramos for writing up the detailed instructions!

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chad-ramoscommented, Mar 29, 2017

@mlorbetske - With #417 being merged, any issues with closing this “Issue”?

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