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This command will evaluate the web project and display the status of R4Mvc within said project - specifically checking if R4Mvc has already been invoked for the project, as well as displaying project configuration from the r4mvc.json file, if present. It can either be invoked in PowerShell (Get-R4MvcStatus) or in dotnet cli (dotnet r4mvc)
Optionally, when triggered in PowerShell, we can output the results to a PS Object, which could help with some automation (if the user wants it)
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Since the main tool has been moved to the cli (instead of powershell), and the full config is now automatically written to r4mvc.json, I don't think there's any need for the status command anymore, so I'm closing this
If anyone thinks this might still be useful, you're welcome to re-open this issue :)
This command will evaluate the web project and display the status of R4Mvc within said project - specifically checking if R4Mvc has already been invoked for the project, as well as displaying project configuration from the
r4mvc.json
file, if present. It can either be invoked in PowerShell (Get-R4MvcStatus
) or in dotnet cli (dotnet r4mvc
)Optionally, when triggered in PowerShell, we can output the results to a PS Object, which could help with some automation (if the user wants it)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: