fixed dotnet command in makefile #3039
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| @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ nuget-install: | |||
| .PHONY: template-install | |||
| template-install: | |||
| @printf "Installing ${GREEN}C# Template packages${DEFAULT}\n" | |||
| @-dotnet new uninstall $(THISDIR)/source/templates/csharp/ | |||
| @-dotnet new --uninstall $(THISDIR)/source/templates/csharp/ | |||
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When running dotnet new --uninstall on my system, I get this: Warning: use of 'dotnet new --uninstall' is deprecated. Use 'dotnet new uninstall' instead. Is there a way to detect the .NET version?
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@GreenData17 what version of dotnet are you using? You might have an older dotnet version where using only uninstall isn't possible
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I am using the dotnet-sdk-6.0 from the AUR. (its the version mentioned in the documentation)
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weird I am also using the same one, you should leave it as is, what error were you getting?
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Those three:
After adding the double dashes, all of them disappeared.
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Some more information for finding the problem:
I use arch and install applications mostly via yay.
To install the dotnet sdk I executed yay -S dotnet-sdk-6.0.
When executing dotnet --version I get the version "6.0.131".
Hope this helps.
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For dotnet6 and older, --uninstall should be used according to the docs. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-new#description The change to subcommands was introduced in .net 7.
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Ok, so for users like me, who only have the sdk 6.0 installed the command should have --uninstall.
And the warning probably only appears for users who have newer versions or multiple sdk's installed.
@selkij how is it for you, do you have a newer version installed? and what do you think should happen with this problem?
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