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@omajid omajid commented Sep 28, 2021

The sql-cache subcommand has been removed, but it's still documented as being available. Trying to run it produces an error.

Fixes: #13016

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omajid commented Sep 28, 2021

A fix is also needed for release/6.0.1xx

The sql-cache subcommand has been removed, but it's still documented as
being available. Trying to run it produces an error.

Fixes: dotnet#13016
@omajid omajid force-pushed the remove-sql-cache-dotnet-help branch from 359bd3c to 8eb8046 Compare September 28, 2021 20:11
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omajid commented Sep 29, 2021

Hey, @dsplaisted, can you help me find someone who can review this?

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Could remove this as well:

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And regenerate the file to remove this:

T{
sql-cache
T}@T{
SQL Server cache command-line tools.
T}

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omajid commented Sep 29, 2021

Thanks for the review!

And regenerate the file to remove this [manpage].

The man pages are very much out of date 😢 They need an extensive update. I am working on that separately.

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It looks like at some point sql-cache was bundled with the .NET SDK but was eventually removed. Does anyone have context on that?

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wli3 commented Sep 29, 2021

Looks like it was a while ago dotnet/installer#2014 (comment)

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