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dotnet tools can be installed for the current user, in a local manifest, or to a custom folder.
This request is for installing a tool so it becomes available for all users of a system.
For example: sudo dotnet tool install --system PowerShell
On Linux: similar like how this works with npm, the tools can be installed under /usr/local/lib/<command>/, with a symbolic link under /usr/local/bin/ to make these applications available on PATH.
dotnet tools can be installed for the current user, in a local manifest, or to a custom folder.
This request is for installing a tool so it becomes available for all users of a system.
For example:
sudo dotnet tool install --system PowerShell
On Linux: similar like how this works with
npm
, the tools can be installed under/usr/local/lib/<command>/
, with a symbolic link under/usr/local/bin/
to make these applications available on PATH.cc @KathleenDollard
This came up in a discussion about shipping .NET apps/libraries on Linux in dotnet/docs#17757.
cc @richlander @leecow @nakarnam @dleeapho @omajid
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