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We should add a dotnet workload --version command, which will output the workload version (AKA workload set version). This command will only output the version and nothing else, similar to dotnet --version.
Additionally, the dotnet --info and dotnet workload --info commands should be updated to display the workload version. From the design, this would look like this:
Currently, the SdkDirectoryWorkloadManifestProvider class is responsible for selecting the workload version to use. Probably it (and possibly IWorkloadManifestProvider) should add a method that returns the workload version.
When no workload set is installed, a workload version should still be displayed. Per the design:
In this case, when a workload set version is needed, the .NET SDK will create a version using the .NET SDK feature band, the pre-release specifier manifests, and a hash of the manifest IDs and versions. For example, 8.0.200-manifests.9e7f4b93.
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We should add a
dotnet workload --version
command, which will output the workload version (AKA workload set version). This command will only output the version and nothing else, similar todotnet --version
.Additionally, the
dotnet --info
anddotnet workload --info
commands should be updated to display the workload version. From the design, this would look like this:Implementation
Currently, the
SdkDirectoryWorkloadManifestProvider
class is responsible for selecting the workload version to use. Probably it (and possiblyIWorkloadManifestProvider
) should add a method that returns the workload version.When no workload set is installed, a workload version should still be displayed. Per the design:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: