From the course: Try .NET First Look
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The two essential Try .NET commands
From the course: Try .NET First Look
The two essential Try .NET commands
- [Instructor] Here, I've listed two of the more important Try .NET commands. The first one, dotnet try is how you run and test your project. The second one, dotnet try verify, and then a folder name is how you verify that the project is ready to test. To see this work, I'm running PowerShell in two windows, and I've navigated to the project folders. On the left, I'm in the Simple Console folder, and on the right, I'm in the From Template folder. To make the path easier to read, I've moved the solution folder to the root of the C Drive. Over here, in this PowerShell window, I'll look at the help for dotnet try. This lists how you use dotnet try, and at the bottom you'll see a list of two commands, Demo, which we're not looking at in this course, and the one I just mentioned earlier, which is Verify, and the directory names. Verifies Markdown files in the target directory and it's children. So I'll look in this directory…
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Try.NET overview3m 44s
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Quick look at Microsoft examples3m 19s
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Install and configure Try.NET1m 34s
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Explore the course projects in Visual Studio1m 12s
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The two essential Try .NET commands3m 19s
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Add a Markdown document to the project2m 25s
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Add sample code to the project2m 14s
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Run Try.NET and view document1m 1s
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Explore the Microsoft template project code3m 2s
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Explore the multiple example code structure1m 39s
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Explore the multiple example Markdown structure1m 32s
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Run Try.NET and view the multiple example project1m 30s
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