520520 <data name =" NoRestoreDescription" xml : space =" preserve" >
521521 <value >Does not do an implicit restore when executing the command.</value >
522522 </data >
523+ <data name =" CannotBeNullOrWhitespace" xml : space =" preserve" >
524+ <value >Cannot be null or whitespace.</value >
525+ </data >
526+ <data name =" ContainInvalidCharacters" xml : space =" preserve" >
527+ <value >Contains one or more invalid characters: {0}</value >
528+ </data >
529+ <data name =" NuGetConfigurationFileDoesNotExist" xml : space =" preserve" >
530+ <value >NuGet configuration file {0} does not exist.</value >
531+ </data >
532+ <data name =" ToolSettingInvalidRunner" xml : space =" preserve" >
533+ <value >The tool's settings file has non "dotnet" as runner.</value >
534+ </data >
535+ <data name =" ToolSettingMoreThanOneCommand" xml : space =" preserve" >
536+ <value >The tool's settings file has more than one command defined.</value >
537+ </data >
538+ <data name =" ToolSettingsContainError" xml : space =" preserve" >
539+ <value >The tool's settings file contains error.
540+ {0}</value >
541+ </data >
542+ <data name =" ToolSettingsInvalidXml" xml : space =" preserve" >
543+ <value >The tool's settings file is invalid xml.
544+ {0}</value >
545+ </data >
546+ <data name =" EnvironmentPathLinuxManualInstruction" xml : space =" preserve" >
547+ <value >Cannot find the tools executable path. Please ensure {0} is added to your PATH.
548+ If you are using bash. You can do this by running the following command:
549+
550+ cat << EOF >> ~/.bash_profile
551+ # Add .NET Core SDK tools
552+ export PATH="$PATH:{1}"
553+ EOF</value >
554+ </data >
555+ <data name =" EnvironmentPathLinuxNeedLogout" xml : space =" preserve" >
556+ <value >Since you just installed the .NET Core SDK, you will need to logout or restart your session before running the tool you installed.</value >
557+ </data >
558+ <data name =" EnvironmentPathOSXManualInstruction" xml : space =" preserve" >
559+ <value >Cannot find the tools executable path. Please ensure {0} is added to your PATH.
560+ If you are using bash, You can do this by running the following command:
561+
562+ cat << EOF >> ~/.bash_profile
563+ # Add .NET Core SDK tools
564+ export PATH="$PATH:{1}"
565+ EOF</value >
566+ </data >
567+ <data name =" EnvironmentPathOSXNeedReopen" xml : space =" preserve" >
568+ <value >Since you just installed the .NET Core SDK, you will need to reopen terminal before running the tool you installed.</value >
569+ </data >
570+ <data name =" EnvironmentPathWindowsManualInstruction" xml : space =" preserve" >
571+ <value >Cannot find the tools executable path. Please ensure {0} is added to your PATH.
572+ You can do this by running the following command:
573+
574+ setx PATH "%PATH%;{1}"</value >
575+ </data >
576+ <data name =" EnvironmentPathWindowsNeedReopen" xml : space =" preserve" >
577+ <value >Since you just installed the .NET Core SDK, you will need to reopen the Command Prompt window before running the tool you installed.</value >
578+ </data >
579+ <data name =" FailInstallToolPermission" xml : space =" preserve" >
580+ <value >Failed to change permission:
581+ Error: {0}
582+ Output: {1}</value >
583+ </data >
584+ <data name =" FailInstallToolSameName" xml : space =" preserve" >
585+ <value >Failed to install tool {0}. A command with the same name already exists.</value >
586+ </data >
523587</root >
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