Usage notes-beta5.txt
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alias Lists and manages aliases exec Executes the specified command in a sub-shell where the PATH has been augmented to include the speci fied DNX help Displays a list of commands, and help for specific commands install Installs a version of the runtime list Lists available runtimes run Locates the dnx.exe for the specified version or alias and executes it, providing the remaining argu ments to dnx.exe setup Installs the version manager into your User profile directory update-self Updates DNVM to the latest version. upgrade Installs the latest version of the runtime and reassigns the specified alias to point at it use Adds a runtime to the PATH environment variable for your current shell dnvm alias Lists and manages aliases usage: dnvm alias -d <Name> dnvm alias <Name> <Version> [-arch <Architecture>] [-r <Runtime>] dnvm alias [<Name>] options: -d Set this switch to delete the alias with the specified name <Name> The name of the alias to read/create/delete <Version> The version to assign to the new alias -arch The architecture of the runtime to assign to this alias -r The flavor of the runtime to assign to this alias remarks: If no arguments are provided, this command lists all aliases. If <Name> is provided, the value of that alias, if present, is displayed. If <Name> and <Version> are provided, the alias <Name> is set to the runtime defined by <Version>, <Architecture> (defaults to 'x86') and <Runtime> (defaults to 'clr'). Finally, if the '-d' switch is provided, the alias <Name> is deleted, if it exists. dnvm exec Executes the specified command in a sub-shell where the PATH has been augmented to include the specified DNX usage: dnvm exec <VersionOrAlias> [<Command>] [<Arguments>] options: <VersionOrAlias> The version of alias of the runtime to make active in the sub-shell <Command> The command to execute in the sub-shell <Arguments> dnvm install Installs a version of the runtime usage: dnvm install [<VersionNuPkgOrAlias>] [-arch <Architecture>] [-r <Runtime>] [-a <Alias>] [-f] [-Proxy <Proxy>] [-NoNati ve] [-Ngen] [-Persistent] [-Unstable] options: <VersionNuPkgOrAlias> The version to install from the current channel, the path to a '.nupkg' file to install, 'latest ' to install the latest available version from the current channel, or an alias value to install an alternate runtime or architecture flavor of the specified alias. -arch The processor architecture of the runtime to install (default: x86) -r The runtime flavor to install (default: clr) -a Set alias <Alias> to the installed runtime -f Overwrite an existing runtime if it already exists -Proxy Use the given address as a proxy when accessing remote server -NoNative Skip generation of native images -Ngen For CLR flavor only. Generate native images for runtime libraries on Desktop CLR to improve start up time. This option requires elevated privilege and will be automatically turned on if the script is running in adminis trative mode. To opt-out in administrative mode, use -NoNative switch. -Persistent Make the installed runtime useable across all processes run by the current user -Unstable Upgrade from our unstable dev feed. This will give you the latest development version of the runt ime. remarks: A proxy can also be specified by using the 'http_proxy' environment variable dnvm-list Lists available runtimes usage: dnvm list [-PassThru] options: -PassThru Set this switch to return unformatted powershell objects for use in scripting dnvm run Locates the dnx.exe for the specified version or alias and executes it, providing the remaining arguments to dnx.exe usage: dnvm run <VersionOrAlias> [<DnxArguments>] options: <VersionOrAlias> The version of alias of the runtime to execute <DnxArguments> The arguments to pass to dnx.exe dnvm setup Installs the version manager into your User profile directory usage: dnvm setup [-SkipUserEnvironmentInstall] options: -SkipUserEnvironmentInstall Set this switch to skip configuring the user-level DNX_HOME and PATH environment variables dnvm update-self Updates DNVM to the latest version. usage: dnvm update-self [<Proxy>] options: <Proxy> Use the given address as a proxy when accessing remote server dnvm upgrade Installs the latest version of the runtime and reassigns the specified alias to point at it usage: dnvm upgrade [<Alias>] [-arch <Architecture>] [-r <Runtime>] [-f] [-Proxy <Proxy>] [-NoNative] [-Ngen] [-Unstable] options: <Alias> The alias to upgrade (default: 'default') -arch The processor architecture of the runtime to install (default: x86) -r The runtime flavor to install (default: clr) -f Overwrite an existing runtime if it already exists -Proxy Use the given address as a proxy when accessing remote server -NoNative Skip generation of native images -Ngen For CLR flavor only. Generate native images for runtime libraries on Desktop CLR to improve start up time. This option requires elevated privilege and will be automatically turned on if the script is running in adminis trative mode. To opt-out in administrative mode, use -NoNative switch. -Unstable Upgrade from our unstable dev feed. This will give you the latest development version of the runt ime. dnvm use Adds a runtime to the PATH environment variable for your current shell usage: dnvm use <VersionOrAlias> [-arch <Architecture>] [-r <Runtime>] [-p] options: <VersionOrAlias> The version or alias of the runtime to place on the PATH -arch The processor architecture of the runtime to place on the PATH (default: x86, or whatever the ali as specifies in the case of use-ing an alias) -r The runtime flavor of the runtime to place on the PATH (default: clr, or whatever the alias speci fies in the case of use-ing an alias) -p Make the change persistent across all processes run by the current user |