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Remove duplicate DNX guidance - #1530

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Remove duplicate DNX guidance#1530
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Why

PR #1512 was merged after an automated release/13.5 conflict resolution retained both the existing Running with dotnet run guidance and a second Delegating through DNX section. The two sections repeat the Path, Dnx, and DnxPinned behavior and configuration example.

What changed

  • Removes the duplicate Delegating through DNX section.
  • Keeps the release branch's Running with dotnet run section as the single mode reference.
  • Preserves the source-backed details that DNX uses configured NuGet sources and that restore or probe failures fail explicitly rather than falling back to an incomplete direct launch.

Validation

  • pnpm --dir .\src\frontend run lint
  • pnpm --dir .\src\frontend exec vitest run --config vitest.config.ts tests/unit/topic-resolver.vitest.test.ts tests/unit/seo-lengths.vitest.test.ts (15 passed)

Related to #1512.

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David Pine (IEvangelist) marked this pull request as ready for review August 18, 2026 14:14
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David Pine (IEvangelist) merged commit 4d58bbf into release/13.5 Aug 18, 2026
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Pull request overview

Removes duplicated documentation about Aspire CLI DNX delegation in the Aspire SDK “get started” guide, leaving “Running with dotnet run” as the single source of truth for invocation modes and related behavior.

Changes:

  • Removed the duplicate “Delegating through DNX” section that repeated Path/Dnx/DnxPinned guidance.
  • Folded the key “DNX uses configured NuGet sources / restore failures fail explicitly” details into the existing dotnet run note.

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:::note
`dotnet run` is noninteractive, so `dnx` restores and executes without prompting for confirmation. If `dnx` can't be found on `PATH` when `Dnx` or `DnxPinned` mode is configured, the build emits error `ASPIRE011`. Install or use the .NET SDK 10.0 or later, set `AspireCliInvocationMode` to `Path` to use the global `aspire` command, or set `AspireCliPath` to an explicit Aspire CLI executable.
`dotnet run` is noninteractive, so `dnx` restores and executes without prompting for confirmation and uses your configured NuGet sources. Restore or probe failures fail explicitly instead of falling back to an incomplete direct launch. If `dnx` can't be found on `PATH` when `Dnx` or `DnxPinned` mode is configured, the build emits error `ASPIRE011`. Install or use the .NET SDK 10.0 or later, set `AspireCliInvocationMode` to `Path` to use the global `aspire` command, or set `AspireCliPath` to an explicit Aspire CLI executable.
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