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Build a .NET Core Cli Tool
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice if this package could be published as a .NET Core Cli Tool.
An advantage would be, that one could simply add <DotNetCliToolReference Include="TypeGen" Version="1.6.0" /> to the *.csproj file and after restoring run dotnet TypeGen. Global install of the tool would then also be supported by dotnet tool install -g TypeGen.
Since there is already a TypeGen Cli it maybe wouldn’t need much work.
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I made a new NuGet package with some changes:
dotnet\sharedfolder, searching andAssembly.LoadFile)C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\NuGetFallbackFolder). May help with some other dependency issues.This is a good idea and indeed sounds like maybe not that much work to do. I’ll read up on how to do this and update here when I have a solution. Thanks for posting!