William Li

It is possible to add an install for mac. On Windows, only installer should touch your Program Files folder, that's why we need to have an Windows installer. `dotnet tool...

@jonsequitur any clue? It should not be possible... everything is in memory

Another theory is the code uses == for assertion. But it is object equal. String interning could cause this problem. https://github.com/dotnet/CliCommandLineParser/blob/1bae8000e6f41eb4fb2c888ecb976b93ce1ba5af/src/tests/CommandLine.Tests/ParsingValidationTests.cs#L62-L72

true, without any extra stuff and the type of e is string. https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/blob/38cf93013c1dd1efc7137a6f4930cab7cc653411/src/mscorlib/src/System/String.Comparison.cs#L969 ```c# public static bool operator ==(String a, String b) { return String.Equals(a, b); } ```

> C++/CLI dependencies of a self-contained C# app should be supported. That is true. From the error code message $(Language) is evaluated to C++. It might be caused by running...

I think it is related to https://github.com/dotnet/core-setup/issues/5099#issuecomment-476010399 There is no other way to put a user path on $PATH using PATH_HELPER for every user (that I can find).

@atifaziz that I am not sure. If you just type the command name, it is resolved by the shell. dotnet should not be in the picture yet. The code above...

related https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/11194

Hi @ariellourenco The location is fixed relative to user profile This may not be 100% what you want, you can change the environment variable USERPROFILE on windows, HOME on Linux....

Please feel free to reopen if you need more detail