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Do I need to install dotnet? #669
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@nojaf You can use VS Code as an editor without a local CLI install, and if you are willing to do a lot more work you can get other things to work. But if you want things to be easy you will need
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Ok, thanks. I'll try and get this working. {
"docker-container-name":"my-container"
} If this setting is present package restore would try and execute: |
@nojaf I don't know much about the plans for the VS Code Docker tooling. @SteveLasker can you comment? |
I think this is true going forward, as it will use desktop .net/embedded mono? |
This issue looks pretty stale to me. I'm going to go ahead and close it. Please let me know if there are any concerns -- especially with regard to the Docker question which hasn't been answered (though it's now 6 months old). |
Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask.
I learning about Docker these days and I like the fact that you don't have to install anything to get up and running with a new technology.
Is it possible to download the vscode extension and not having to install dotnet cli tooling on my local machine? The dotnet cli is installed within the Docker container so can vscode use it from there?
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