dotnet-do 1.3.1

This will take you through installing the dotnet-do tool and running your first task in 3 or 4 commands.

1. If you don't have one already, you'll need to install the tool-manifest (usually at the root of your repo). This is necessary for .NET to keep inventory on the installed tools for the given directory hierarchy. If you're looking to install dotnet-do globally, you can skip this step.

dotnet new tool-manifest

2. Install the Dotnet Do tool, and make it ready to use! If you're looking to install dotnet-do globally, simply add --global to the end of this command.

dotnet tool install dotnet-do

3. Let's get a starting point for our first task. Create a sample tasks file (dotnet-tasks.yml).

dotnet do --create

4. That was easy! The sample task is named echo and simply prints Hello World, let's try executing it.

dotnet do echo

5. Let's add another task of our own. Open the "dotnet-tasks.yml" and add a new entry with the task name of clean-build, that runs dotnet clean followed by dotnet build in the "src" folder.

- name: clean-build
  run: |
    dotnet clean
    dotnet build
  working-directory: src/

6. We can now run our newly created task.

dotnet do clean-build