Currently if you run dotnet tool install dotnet-core-uninstall, the command will install something which replies "Hello World!" to all commands.
The package is not listed on nuget.org, so I believe it has been somehow unlisted, which brings us to the second issue: is it possible that dotnet tool install installs unlisted packages?
The primary issue I see is in the naming of the ".NET Uninstall Tool" which manages to be misleading in that it is easy to think it is a dotnet tool, but it is not.
To make it more clear that this is not the expected tool, and also not a form of waterhole poisoning, it would be nice to have this unlisted package say something along the lines of "Thank you for downloading the dotnet-core-uninstall tool. Due to technical reasons this tool is now distributed as an msi, available at ."
Even better, dotnet tool install should not install unlisted packages.
Hello! I believe this is a duplicate of https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/24037. Can you check out that issue and see if that's the case? If so we can close this one.
Hello all,
Currently if you run
dotnet tool install dotnet-core-uninstall
, the command will install something which replies "Hello World!" to all commands.The package is not listed on nuget.org, so I believe it has been somehow unlisted, which brings us to the second issue: is it possible that dotnet tool install installs unlisted packages?
The primary issue I see is in the naming of the ".NET Uninstall Tool" which manages to be misleading in that it is easy to think it is a dotnet tool, but it is not.
To make it more clear that this is not the expected tool, and also not a form of waterhole poisoning, it would be nice to have this unlisted package say something along the lines of "Thank you for downloading the dotnet-core-uninstall tool. Due to technical reasons this tool is now distributed as an msi, available at."
Even better, dotnet tool install should not install unlisted packages.