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Lab 6 - dotnet new command needs to be updated
See original GitHub issueModule: AZ-204
Lab/Demo: 06
Task: 01 (Exercise: 02)
Step: 03
With the availability of .NET 6 - the following command produces the boilerplate code without Program.cs and Startup.cs
Most of the lab is around .Net Core 3.1 and there is also a reference to Startup.cs
It would be ideal to update the command and add the --framework parameter that would generate the code that is targetted for v3.1
dotnet new mvc --framework .netcoreapp3.1 --auth SingleOrg --client-id <application_ID> --tenant-id <tenant_ID> --domain <domain_Name>
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Then wouldn’t the ideal solution be to update the lab environments to the latest LTS version? I do realize this may take a while to update all of the exercises, but I’m gonna assume we don’t just want to support 3.1 forever.
I’d be willing to take some of the work upon myself, I’m still learning Azure myself, so some more repetition definitely won’t hurt 😃.
Depends on what .net core versions are installed in the lab environment. In actual scenarios, the users might have more than one version installed in that instance dotnet new command would use the latest version. The latest dotnet version would not generate Startup.cs file.