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Name
dotnetup init - Configure dotnetup and install .NET through an interactive
setup flow.
Synopsis
dotnetup init [options]
Description
The setup flow presents the effective install path and starter SDK channel.
It lets you select an access mode and whether the dotnetup executable is on
PATH. It can also offer to migrate matching native-architecture
system-managed installations. For descriptions of the access modes, see
dotnetup environment configuration.
The current public-preview build first asks whether to install with the recommended settings. Select No, customize setup to choose another SDK channel, access mode, or migration option.
Run this command again to reconfigure dotnetup.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--install-path <INSTALL_PATH> |
Select the installation root. |
--manifest-path <MANIFEST_PATH> |
Use a custom manifest file. |
--no-progress [<true\|false>] |
Disable progress display. |
-s, --shell [<bash\|zsh\|fish\|pwsh>] |
Select the profile shell. If omitted, detect the current shell. |
-v, --verbosity <normal\|detailed> |
Set output verbosity. The default is normal. |
--require-muxer-update [<true\|false>] |
Fail if the command cannot update the dotnet executable. By default, installation continues with a warning. |
--interactive [<true\|false>] |
Allow the command to wait for input. |
-?, -h, --help |
Show command help. |
Examples
dotnetup init
dotnetup init --shell bash
dotnetup init --install-path .\.dotnet
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