Delete dotnet-tools.json - #663
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@wadepickett ... Re-ping for a quick review on this patch PR. |
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@wadepickett ... Re-ping on a quick update here. |
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@wadepickett ... Re-ping on a quick update here. |
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@tdykstra ... I don't think the pings are reaching Wade. Are you free to look and approve this? |
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@ilonatommy ... Do you have a minute to review/approve this? I can't reach Wade or Tom for some reason. The goal of this is in my OP ☝️. |
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Providing that the goal is to have
the latest version, which is like 20.0.0 now.
I'm fine with approving.
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Wade ... quick patch ... I need to remove this
dotnet toolconfig file to avoid pegging thedotnet-eftool to a version. I want that to flow freely to the latest version, which is like 20.0.0 now. The tutorial focuses on using a global tool install, and there's no CI/CD pipeline or build script that invokesdotnet tool restore. Scaffolding tools are under heavy churn, so the best thing to do is NOT to peg it to an outdated version of the tooling.