I have set up dotnetc and nugetc
Both are located in default ./.jfrog/projects/*
When running jf commands again I get the message that the project should be configured beforehand.
I presume I can maybe specify and target this *.yaml config file? I am not sure how though.
Second, why don't the command just assume the default path and read from there?
Reset your terminal and stuff (keep the .jfrog/projects/dotnet.yaml)
jf dotnet restoreno config file was found! Before running the dotnet command on a project for the first time, the project should be configured using the dotnet-config command
Hi @maranmaran,
Are you sure you are in the same directory?
The command searches for the same yaml file path on the exact location, so it should work.
We also tested it now on the latest version of JFrog CLI.
Hi,
I have set up dotnetc and nugetc Both are located in default
./.jfrog/projects/*
When running jf commands again I get the message that the project should be configured beforehand.
I presume I can maybe specify and target this
*.yaml
config file? I am not sure how though. Second, why don't the command just assume the default path and read from there?Login and configure project
jf dotnetc --server-id-resolve foo --repo-resolve bar
-- creates.jfrog/projects/dotnet.yaml
-- -- commands work--jf dotnet restore|build etc..
Reset your terminal and stuff (keep the
.jfrog/projects/dotnet.yaml
)jf dotnet restore
no config file was found! Before running the dotnet command on a project for the first time, the project should be configured using the dotnet-config command
Why..