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dotnet-sdk: Get dotnet tool install working #66618

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@baracoder baracoder commented Aug 14, 2019

Motivation for this change

Some dotnet packages have to be installed as tools, which does not work in the current state:

$ dotnet tool install  -g dotnetsay
    
Failed to create shell shim for tool 'dotnetsay': Failed to create tool shim for command 'dotnetsay': Access to the path '/home/bara/.dotnet/tools/dotnetsay' is denied.
Tool 'dotnetsay' failed to install.

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With the other two issues fixed, setting DOTNET_ROOT is the only one left.
For the dirty work, I have added this to my profile:

# set DOTNET_ROOT
if which dotnet > /dev/null; then
    export DOTNET_ROOT=$(dirname $(realpath $(which dotnet)))
fi

the environment variable can also be set with nix-shell or for packaging with wrapProgram eg

wrapProgram $out/bin/dotnetsay --set DOTNET_ROOT ${runtimePackage}

It is good enough now, so I am closing this.

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