📦 dotnet-host-11.0

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• dotnet(1)The generic driver for the .NET CLI.✨
• dotnet-build(1)Builds a project, solution, or file-based app and all of its dependencies.✨
• dotnet-build-server(1)Interacts with servers started by a build.✨
• dotnet-clean(1)Cleans the output of a project.✨
• dotnet-dev-certs(1)Generates a self-signed certificate to enable HTTPS use in development.✨
• dotnet-format(1)Formats code to match editorconfig settings.✨
• dotnet-help(1)Shows more detailed documentation online for the specified command.✨
• dotnet-msbuild(1)Builds a project and all of its dependencies. Note: A solution or project file may need to be specified if there are multiple.✨
• dotnet-new(1)Creates a new project, configuration file, or solution based on the specified template.✨
• dotnet-new-details(1)Displays template package metadata.✨
• dotnet-new-install(1)installs a template package.✨
• dotnet-new-list(1)Lists available templates to be run using dotnet-new.✨
• dotnet-new-search(1)searches for the templates supported by dotnet-new on NuGet.org.✨
• dotnet-new-uninstall(1)uninstalls a template package.✨
• dotnet-new-update(1)updates installed template packages.✨
• dotnet-nuget-add-source(1)Add a NuGet source. Use package sources that you trust.✨
• dotnet-nuget-config-get(1)Gets the NuGet configuration settings that will be applied.✨
• dotnet-nuget-config-paths(1)Lists nuget configuration files currently being applied to a directory.✨
• dotnet-nuget-config-set(1)Set the value of a specified NuGet configura‐ tion setting.✨
• dotnet-nuget-config-unset(1)Removes the key-value pair from a specified NuGet configuration setting.✨
• dotnet-nuget-delete(1)Deletes or unlists a package from the server.✨
• dotnet-nuget-disable-source(1)Disable a NuGet source.✨
• dotnet-nuget-enable-source(1)Enable a NuGet source.✨
• dotnet-nuget-list-source(1)Lists all configured NuGet sources.✨
• dotnet-nuget-locals(1)Clears or lists local NuGet resources.✨
• dotnet-nuget-push(1)Pushes a package to the server and publishes it.✨
• dotnet-nuget-remove-source(1)Remove a NuGet source.✨
• dotnet-nuget-sign(1)Signs all the NuGet packages matching the first ar‐ gument with a certificate.✨
• dotnet-nuget-trust(1)Gets or sets trusted signers to the NuGet configu‐ ration.✨
• dotnet-nuget-update-source(1)Update a NuGet source. Use package sources that you trust.✨
• dotnet-nuget-verify(1)Verifies a signed NuGet package.✨
• dotnet-nuget-why(1)Shows the dependency graph for a particular package.✨
• dotnet-pack(1)Packs the code into a NuGet package.✨
• dotnet-package-add(1)Adds or updates a package reference in a project file. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-add-package) instead. The “noun first” form was intro‐…✨
• dotnet-package-list(1)Lists the package references for a project or so‐ lution. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-list-package) instead. The “noun first” form was…✨
• dotnet-package-remove(1)Removes a package reference from a project file. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-remove-package) instead. The “noun first” form was in‐ troduced…✨
• dotnet-package-search(1)Searches for a NuGet package.✨
• dotnet-publish(1)Publishes the application and its dependencies to a folder for deployment to a hosting system.✨
• dotnet-reference-add(1)Adds project-to-project (P2P) references. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-add-reference) instead. The “noun first” form was intro‐ duced in .NET…✨
• dotnet-reference-list(1)Lists project-to-project references. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-list-reference) instead. The “noun first” form was in‐ troduced in .NET 10…✨
• dotnet-reference-remove(1)Removes project-to-project (P2P) references. If you’re using .NET 9 SDK or earlier, use the “verb first” form (dotnet-remove-reference) instead. The “noun first” form was in‐ troduced in…✨
• dotnet-restore(1)Restores the dependencies and tools of a project.✨
• dotnet-run(1)Runs source code without any explicit compile or launch commands.✨
• dotnet-sdk-check(1)Lists the latest available version of the .NET SDK and .NET Runtime, for each feature band.✨
• dotnet-sln(1)Lists or modifies the projects in a .NET solution file, or migrates the file to an .slnx file.✨
• dotnet-store(1)Stores the specified assemblies in the runtime package store.✨
• dotnet-test(1).NET test driver used to execute unit tests.✨
• dotnet-tool-install(1)Installs the specified .NET tool on your machine.✨
• dotnet-tool-list(1)Lists all .NET tools of the specified type currently installed on your machine.✨
• dotnet-tool-restore(1)Installs the .NET local tools that are in scope for the current directory.✨
• dotnet-tool-run(1)Invokes a local tool.✨
• dotnet-tool-search(1)Searches all .NET tools that are published to NuGet.✨
• dotnet-tool-uninstall(1)Uninstalls the specified .NET tool from your ma‐ chine.✨
• dotnet-tool-update(1)Updates the specified .NET tool on your machine.✨
• dotnet-vstest(1)Runs tests from the specified assemblies.✨
• dotnet-watch(1)Restarts or hot reloads the specified application, or runs a specified dotnet command, when changes in source code are detect‐ ed.✨
• dotnet-workload(1)Provides information about the available workload com‐ mands and installed workloads.✨
• dotnet-workload-config(1)Enables or disables workload-set update mode.✨
• dotnet-workload-install(1)Installs optional workloads.✨
• dotnet-workload-list(1)Lists installed workloads.✨
• dotnet-workload-repair(1)Repairs workloads installations.✨
• dotnet-workload-restore(1)Installs workloads needed for a project or a solution.✨
• dotnet-workload-search(1)Searches for optional workloads.✨
• dotnet-workload-sets(1)✨
• dotnet-workload-uninstall(1)Uninstalls a specified workload.✨
• dotnet-workload-update(1)Updates installed workloads.✨