dotnet-build:tldr:d4612
dotnet-build: Compile with a specific verbosity level.
$ dotnet build --verbosity ${select}
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This command is used to build a .NET application using the dotnet build tool. Here's an explanation of each part of the command:
dotnet build: This is the command used to build a .NET application. It compiles the source code and generates the necessary output files (e.g., executable or library).--verbosity ${select}: This is an optional argument that sets the verbosity level of the build process. The${select}part indicates a placeholder where you need to specify the desired verbosity level. The verbosity level determines the amount of detail displayed in the build output. There are different levels available (e.g., quiet, minimal, normal, detailed, and diagnostic), and you can select the level that suits your needs.
To use this command, you replace ${select} with the desired verbosity level. For example, dotnet build --verbosity minimal will build the application with minimal verbosity, showing only basic information about the build progress.
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