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Documentation for ASP.NET Core
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Sub-generators removed from ASP.NET Core Yeoman generator #3499

Closed scottaddie closed 7 years ago

scottaddie commented 7 years ago

Per commit https://github.com/OmniSharp/generator-aspnet/commit/af33b2721e38a4cb31f8ba3c3b4195e85cbdd6b0, the sub-generators have been removed from this Yeoman generator. The associated doc's Adding to your project with sub generators section specifically references the class sub-generator. It appears that customers running v.0.3.0+ of the generator, won't be able to complete this step.

@sayedihashimi @peterblazejewicz Are there plans to reintroduce these sub-generators?

peterblazejewicz commented 7 years ago

As far as I know there is no notion of related items or project template in dotnet/templating. The latest published version of generator-aspnet was redacted to use the same content as in dotnet new. As far as I understand we should promote use of dotnet new for creating new content and when a feature is missing (class template, controller template) either add a request/PR to dotnet/templating or go in ones own item template for dotnet new. The docs shows usage of many technologies which could be fully rewritten/refactored to use dotnet new completely (if and when applicable OFC)

The omnisharp-vscode plugin for VSCode offers some standard items creation snippets, including class: https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/blob/bc232949dbb9d80a96a41aba8118af71280f7c49/snippets/csharp.json

scottaddie commented 7 years ago