Mark created a script which feels like a normal Linux shell script but in fact launches a Docker container to run the commands.
The script is called docknet within the docknet-docker folder.
You can test the script using the command docknet
Difficulty:
Beginner
Estimated Time:
10 minutes
Based on a blog post my Mark Rendle.
This scenario covers how to run the latest nightly build of the dotnet CLI and CoreRT on any Linux distro. Note the Docknet image is currently being built against the nightly dotnet builds so may feature bugs.
With Docknet we have a consistent and sharable development environment for creating Dotnet applications.
Don’t stop now! The next scenario will only take about 10 minutes to complete.
Steps
Docknet - Run dotnet CLI on any Linux OS
Step 1 of 3
Docknet Script
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