Microsoft Previews dotnetup: Toolchain Manager for .NET SDKs and Runtimes - infoq.com
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Microsoft has released a public preview of dotnetup, a cross-platform toolchain manager that installs, updates, and removes . NET SDKs and runtimes inside the user's account rather than a system-managed directory. As reported on the . NET Blog, the tool was announced on October 15 by Chet Husk, program manager for the . NET SDK, and follows the model of rustup and nvm.
According to the documentation, commands and behavior may change between preview releases, and production machines should keep using the installers, package managers, or Visual Studio.
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