Closed FeodorFitsner closed 7 years ago
Is there a workaround for now? Where to obtain it during install?
As far as I understand from download page VS 2015 Tooling is the same and to support .NET Core 1.1 someone should install the .NET Core 1.1 runtime only. Am I right?
Yes correct, only the .Net Core runtime is updated, VS2015 is not updated
Just tried to install runtime (.NET Core 1.1 runtime - Installer) only and noticed that dotnet --version
is the same 1.0.0-preview2-003131
. However, after additionally installing SDK (.NET Core 1.1 SDK - Installer) dotnet --version
changed to 1.0.0-preview2-1-003177
which is what we need, right? So, my understanding is that SDK 1.1 should be installed instead to get both 1.1 runtime and new dotnet
tooling.
Yes sounds good, dotnet version 1.0.0-preview2-1-003177
is what we need
Hi folks, is there any update?
VS2017 has the version as 1.0.0-preview3-004056
@FeodorFitsner
Working on this. .NET Core 1.1 will be available early this week.
Great to hear that news!
Thanks @FeodorFitsner looking forward to .NET Core 1.1 support!
For those playing along at home... would something like this work?
install:
- ps: appveyor DownloadFile https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=835014 -FileName "c:\dotnet.exe"
- cmd: call c:\dotnet.exe /quiet
(Linked file is to download the 1.1 SDK)
@ctolkien Does that skip UAC? @FeodorFitsner is UAC even enabled on the build servers?
UAC is disabled on build workers.
We've just deployed an image update with .NET Core 1.1 installed - no need to install it during the build.
Is this enabled on the VS2015 image?
Correct.
I'm having trouble running a .NET core 1.1 project from the CLI.
When running dotnet --info
i get the following:
dotnet --info
.NET Command Line Tools (1.0.0-preview2-1-003177)
Product Information:
Version: 1.0.0-preview2-1-003177
Commit SHA-1 hash: a2df9c2576
But I expected this to be:
dotnet --info
.NET Command Line Tools (1.0.0-rc3-004530)
Product Information:
Version: 1.0.0-rc3-004530
Commit SHA-1 hash: 0de3338607
Is the new CLI (the one with msbuild
and .csproj
handling) not available on AppVeyor as is?
@Crevil you need to use VS2017 RC image.. 2015 won't support the new csproj format
@Crevil I added Visual Studio 2017 RC
image to your account
@IlyaFinkelshteyn Thanks. I can now see the image on my private account. I'm en need of this on an pro account. Can we get this added to that account?
Sure, what is account name? It part of AppVeyor URL after /project/
.
@IlyaFinkelshteyn EGAppVeyor
. May I ask why this is not available as per default?
Added. We are collecting feedback in this thread, to understand what people need to be installed on this image before making it GA.
@IlyaFinkelshteyn Ahh, I see. Good Job! I'll leave some feedback over there. Thanks for the quick replies.!
You are welcome :) Please also note that currently this build is running on GCE (normally builds run on our own servers at RackSpace) therefore job start is longer. It will be available on our servers later.
Got it. I just thought about it. Looking forward to fast builds as usual.
@IlyaFinkelshteyn may I have access to the VS2017 image as well? We are in need of building .net core 1.1 csproj based projects. Account name is "2020IP". Thanks.
@jarroda Sure, done!
@IlyaFinkelshteyn May I have access to the VS2017 image too please?
My Account name is jamie-keeling
Many thanks.
@JamieKeeling sure, done
@IlyaFinkelshteyn, I'd love access to it as well. My account name is AdvancedSystemsUnlimited.
Thanks!
@MichaelJolley added
Hey @IlyaFinkelshteyn, May I have access to the VS2017 image too? Account name: PerfDotNet
(see https://github.com/dotnet/BenchmarkDotNet/pull/357).
@AndreyAkinshin added.
@FeodorFitsner, thanks!
@IlyaFinkelshteyn Requesting access for "neoeinstein" and the "xyncro" organization.
@neoeinstein Added!
Can you please enable this for the account "enyim"?
@enyim added.
Hi guys. Can I please get early access for "jakkaj" to the VS2017 RC image :)
Cheers!
Jordan.
@jakkaj Sure, done!
Hi all,
Can i also get access to the preview ? My account is my current Github account
Thanks guyz !
J.
@jlopresti Sure, added!
Any ETA on when the 2017 image will make it into general release?
This week we are releasing new image with VS 2017 RTM and Win2016 with docker combined. By default it will be available to everyone who already have access to current VS 2017 RC or Win2016 and to everyone who asked. After first iteration of patches we will make it GA.
I'd better get on the preview train as well then! This GH account is linked to my AppVeyor account for org Soda Digital
@ctolkien OK, done.
Can we get the VS2017 image too? Using account 'simondel'
If possible could I also get in on the preview? this github account linked to org 'Park Assist' ?
@IlyaFinkelshteyn hi, can you enable VS2017RC/RTM access for the users "rsuter" and "picturepark"? Thank you
@IlyaFinkelshteyn please add me as well (my github is linked to my appveyor account)
Announcement: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2016/11/16/announcing-net-core-1-1/ Download: https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/core
After installing .NET Core SDK 1.1 and VS Tooling: