The “dotnet restore” command is a part of the .NET development framework and is used to restore the dependencies and tools required by a .NET project. This command ensures that all the necessary packages and dependencies specified in the project file are downloaded and made available for the project’s compilation and execution. Here are some […]
dotnet publish: Publish a .NET application and its dependencies to a directory for deployment to a hosting system
The “dotnet publish” command is a part of the .NET development framework and is used to publish a .NET application along with its dependencies to a directory. This process prepares the application for deployment to a hosting system or for distribution as a self-contained package. Here are some key aspects of the “dotnet publish” command: […]
dotnet ef: Perform design-time development tasks for Entity Framework Core
The “dotnet ef” command is a part of the Entity Framework Core (EF Core) tooling in the .NET development framework. It allows developers to perform design-time development tasks related to EF Core, which is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) framework for working with databases. Here are some key aspects of the “dotnet ef” command: Migrations: One […]
dotnet build: Builds a .NET application and its dependencies
The “dotnet build” command is a part of the .NET development framework and is used to build a .NET application along with its dependencies. It is a command-line tool that compiles source code files, resolves dependencies, and produces executable or deployable output. Here are some key aspects of the “dotnet build” command: Compiling source code: […]
dot: Render an image of a linear directed network graph from a graphviz file
The “dot” command is a tool used to render an image of a linear directed network graph. It is part of the Graphviz suite, which is a collection of open-source graph visualization tools. The “dot” command specifically takes a Graphviz file as input and generates a visual representation of the graph described in the file. […]
dolt status: Display the status of the database session
The “dolt status” command is a feature provided by Dolt, a version-controlled database system inspired by Git. The “dolt status” command allows you to display the status of the current database session, providing information about the state of the repository and any pending changes. Here are some key aspects of the “dolt status” command: Repository […]
dolt sql: Run a SQL query. Multiple SQL statements must be separated by semicolons
The “dolt sql” command is a feature provided by Dolt, a version-controlled database system inspired by Git. The “dolt sql” command allows you to run SQL queries against the tables and data within a Dolt repository. Here are some key aspects of the “dolt sql” command: Query execution: When you execute the “dolt sql” command, […]
dolt merge: Join two or more development histories together
The “dolt merge” command is a feature provided by Dolt, a version-controlled database system inspired by Git. The “dolt merge” command allows you to combine or join two or more development histories together, specifically the changes made in different branches, into a single branch. Here are some key aspects of the “dolt merge” command: Combining […]
dolt init: Create an empty Dolt data repository
The “dolt init” command is a feature provided by Dolt, a version-controlled database system inspired by Git. The “dolt init” command allows you to create a new and empty Dolt data repository. Here are some key aspects of the “dolt init” command: Repository creation: When you execute the “dolt init” command, it creates a new […]
dolt fetch: Download objects and refs from another repository
The “dolt fetch” command is a feature provided by Dolt, a version-controlled database system inspired by Git. The “dolt fetch” command allows you to download objects (such as commits, tables, and data) and refs (such as branches and tags) from another Dolt repository. Here are some key aspects of the “dolt fetch” command: Fetching changes: […]