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New folder dotnet-cli/BuildAndRunWithTheCli for the article "dotnet build and dotnet run: Using the .NET CLI". It holds the solution the article builds one command at a time: the HelloWorld console app (Flurl 4.0.0, a project reference to HelloWorldCore), the HelloWorldCore class library with a Greeter class, and an NUnit test project that tests it. All three projects target net10.0. The solution is HelloWorldSolution.sln, created with dotnet new sln --format sln, because CI looks for a .sln. The README carries the article's walkthrough as captured on SDK 10.0.302 on 2026-10-11. Test packages lifted from the dotnet new nunit template versions to what NuGet serves on 2026-10-11: NUnit 5.0.0, NUnit.Analyzers 4.15.0, NUnit3TestAdapter 6.3.1, Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk 18.10.1, coverlet.collector 10.1.0.
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dotnet-cli/BuildAndRunWithTheClifor the article dotnet build and dotnet run: Using the .NET CLI. The article has never had a sample; this folder is the solution its walkthrough builds one command at a time.What is in it:
HelloWorld: console app,net10.0,Flurl4.0.0, a project reference toHelloWorldCore.Program.csis the article's four lines.HelloWorldCore: class library,net10.0, oneGreeterclass.HelloWorldTests: NUnit test project,net10.0, referencesHelloWorldCore, one real test ofGreeterin place of the template's placeholder.HelloWorldSolution.sln: created withdotnet new sln --format sln. The .NET 10 SDK creates.slnxby default (which is what the article shows), but the PR build looks for a.sln.README.md: the article's walkthrough as captured on SDK 10.0.302 on 2026-10-11, so a reader can compare their own output.Package versions, re-queried on NuGet on 2026-10-11 (latest listed stable). The test project was generated by
dotnet new nunitand lifted from the template's versions:Checked locally on SDK 10.0.302, runtime 10.0.10:
dotnet build -c Release0 warnings, 0 errors;dotnet testpassed 1 of 1;dotnet list package --vulnerable --include-transitivereports no vulnerable packages in any of the three projects. No test name containsLive, so CI runs the test.Only
dotnet-cli/BuildAndRunWithTheClichanges.