Comment by neonsunset
2 years ago
I'm still as confused. Where do people even find those? Are you sure you are not intentionally misinterpreting information? Because it does seem so.
In any case: https://github.com/dotnet/dotnet/blob/main/LICENSE.TXT
I followed your instructions, ran dotnet build, and attempted to run the debug build .exe.
I got a message "You must install .NET to run this application."
So I followed the link[0] given as part of the CLI output which led to the .Net Runtime installer. Inside the installer it stated "By clicking install, you must agree to the following terms" and a link[1] was part of the terms I must agree to.
[0]https://aka.ms/dotnet-core-applaunch?missing_runtime=true&ar...
[1]https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/license-information...
I would prefer not to accept non-MIT terms...
If text comprehension presents a significant challenge, you may want to consider other avenue of activity, over programming.
To those who are reading the thread, you are welcome to verify other claims made by the account I am responding to, which were proven by other participants false. This is a cheap trolling attempt and I think my response is the more polite way to share disappointment over this fact.
No need for personal attacks. I still stand by my opinion. Without a project template, you would be in the dark to set up a project. .sln files and .proj files are arcane and I might be dumb for not being able to create these by hand but I think most people would agree it is arcane hidden XML and a pain.
I need to reorganize the generated project template because it's not actually up to common standards of what a project directory should look like. As a newbie I would never know that I need to find David Fowler's gist[0] to have a project that makes sense.
Good luck trying to change the default .bin folder without aid from a third party's script or Visual Studio.
It's not obvious how to create a project settings JSON file. There are entire paid video workshops for this task alone. This kind of code should be pre-generated in the template.
This is all stuff that should be handled before a user even touches the environment.
[0]https://gist.github.com/davidfowl/ed7564297c61fe9ab814
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