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@BartoszKlonowski BartoszKlonowski commented Mar 5, 2025

This pull request makes some updates to the page of dotnet tool install command.
It updates the following:

  • Adds the brief description of --allow-roll-forward
    the description from the command line is already pretty much self explanatory, so I didn't find it worth more to be added.
    It closes The option --allow-roll-forward is not documented for dotnet tool install #44614
  • Changes the name of no HTTP cache option
    It was already outdated considering the .NET 9.0
  • Adds the missing --source option with its description

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@BartoszKlonowski BartoszKlonowski requested review from a team and tdykstra as code owners March 5, 2025 19:38
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adegeo commented Mar 7, 2025

Our documentation system isn't well suited for these different versions of the same command. We need the syntax for .NET 8 to remain because it's still supported.

@gewarren gewarren enabled auto-merge (squash) April 7, 2025 21:17
@gewarren gewarren merged commit 4ea4900 into dotnet:main Apr 7, 2025
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The option --allow-roll-forward is not documented for dotnet tool install

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