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This article applies to: ✔️ .NET Core 2.1 SDK and later versions

Name

dotnet tool install - Installs the specified .NET tool on your machine.

Synopsis

Description

The dotnet tool install command provides a way for you to install .NET tools on your machine. To use the command, you specify one of the following installation options:

To install a global tool in the default location, use the --global option.
To install a global tool in a custom location, use the --tool-path option.
To install a local tool, omit the --global and --tool-path options.

Local tools are available starting with .NET Core SDK 3.0.

Global tools are installed in the following directories by default when you specify the -g or --global option:

OS	Path
Linux/macOS	`$HOME/.dotnet/tools`
Windows	`%USERPROFILE%.dotnettools`

Local tools are added to a dotnet-tools.json file in a .config directory under the current directory. If a manifest file doesn't exist yet, create it by running the following command:

For more information, see Install a local tool.

Arguments

PACKAGE_NAME
Name/ID of the NuGet package that contains the .NET tool to install.

Options

--add-source <SOURCE>
Adds an additional NuGet package source to use during installation. Feeds are accessed in parallel, not sequentially in some order of precedence. If the same package and version is in multiple feeds, the fastest feed wins. For more information, see What happens when a NuGet package is installed?.
--configfile <FILE>
The NuGet configuration (nuget.config) file to use.
--framework <FRAMEWORK>
Specifies the target framework to install the tool for. By default, the .NET SDK tries to choose the most appropriate target framework.
-g|--global
Specifies that the installation is user wide. Can't be combined with the --tool-path option. Omitting both --global and --tool-path specifies a local tool installation.
-h|--help
Prints out a short help for the command.
--tool-path <PATH>
Specifies the location where to install the Global Tool. PATH can be absolute or relative. If PATH doesn't exist, the command tries to create it. Omitting both --global and --tool-path specifies a local tool installation.
-v|--verbosity <LEVEL>
Sets the verbosity level of the command. Allowed values are q[uiet], m[inimal], n[ormal], d[etailed], and diag[nostic].
--version <VERSION_NUMBER>
The version of the tool to install. By default, the latest stable package version is installed. Use this option to install preview or older versions of the tool.