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Name
dotnetup sdk install - Install one or more .NET SDK requirements.
Synopsis
dotnetup sdk install [<CHANNEL>...] [options]
Arguments
CHANNEL
One or more SDK channels or exact versions. Multiple values are resolved before installation and can be installed concurrently.
When no value is present, dotnetup derives the channel from the nearest
global.json. If no usable file exists, it selects latest.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--install-path <INSTALL_PATH> |
Select the installation root. |
--set-default-install [<true\|false>] |
The current parser accepts this option. The current install handler does not apply its environment changes. Use dotnetup env set after installation. |
--migrate-from-system [<true\|false>] |
Install matching native-architecture SDKs from a system-managed installation into the selected installation root. |
--update-global-json [<true\|false>] |
Replace sdk.version in the applicable global.json with the installed version. |
--manifest-path <MANIFEST_PATH> |
Use a custom manifest file. |
--interactive [<true\|false>] |
Allow first-use onboarding to wait for input. |
--no-progress [<true\|false>] |
Disable progress display. |
-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. |
--untracked [<true\|false>] |
Install without adding a manifest record. |
-?, -h, --help |
Show command help. |
Examples
dotnetup sdk install latest
dotnetup sdk install 10 10.0.1xx
dotnetup sdk install 10.0.103
dotnetup sdk install preview --no-progress
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