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dotnet-build:tldr:f34f3
This is a command used in the .NET development framework to build a project or a solution. Here's a breakdown of the components:
-
dotnet
: This is the command-line interface (CLI) command used to interact with the .NET development framework. -
build
: This is an argument provided to thedotnet
command to indicate that you want to build a project or a solution. -
--configuration
: This option specifies the build configuration to be used. In this case, it is set to${Release}
. The${Release}
part indicates that the value is a variable or placeholder that should be replaced with the actual value when executing the command.
The dotnet build
command then uses the specified configuration, which is ${Release}
, to build the project or solution according to the settings defined in that configuration. The exact behavior and settings of the ${Release}
configuration depend on how it is defined in the project's configuration files (e.g., csproj
or sln
files). Typically, the ${Release}
configuration is used for creating a release version of the project with optimizations enabled and debugging symbols disabled.