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dotnet migrate

NAME
7       dotnet migrate  - Migrates a Preview 2 .NET Core project to a .NET Core
8       SDK 1.0 project.
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SYNOPSIS
11              dotnet migrate [<SOLUTION_FILE|PROJECT_DIR>] [--format-report-file-json] [-r|--report-file] [-s|--skip-project-references] [--skip-backup] [-t|--template-file] [-v|--sdk-package-version] [-x|--xproj-file]
12              dotnet migrate [-h|--help]
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DESCRIPTION
15       The   dotnet migrate   command   migrates    a    valid    Preview    2
16       project.json-based project to a valid .NET Core SDK 1.0 csproj project.
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18       By  default, the command migrates the root project and any project ref‐
19       erences that the root project contains.  This behavior is disabled  us‐
20       ing the --skip-project-references option at runtime.
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22       Migration can be performed on the following assets:
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24       · A single project by specifying the project.json file to migrate.
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26       · All  of  the directories specified in the global.json file by passing
27         in a path to the global.json file.
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29       · A solution.sln file, where it migrates the projects referenced in the
30         solution.
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32       · On all subdirectories of the given directory recursively.
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34       The  dotnet migrate command keeps the migrated project.json file inside
35       a backup directory, which it creates if the  directory  doesn't  exist.
36       This behavior is overridden using the --skip-backup option.
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38       By  default, the migration operation outputs the state of the migration
39       process to standard output (STDOUT).  If you use the --report-file <RE‐
40       PORT_FILE> option, the output is saved to the file specify.
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42       The    dotnet migrate   command   only   supports   valid   Preview   2
43       project.json-based projects.  This means that you cannot use it to  mi‐
44       grate  DNX  or  Preview  1  project.json-based projects directly to MS‐
45       Build/csproj projects.  You first need to manually migrate the  project
46       to  a  Preview 2 project.json-based project and then use the dotnet mi‐
47       grate command to migrate the project.
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49   Arguments
50       PROJECT_JSON/GLOBAL_JSON/SOLUTION_FILE/PROJECT_DIR
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52       The path to one of the following:
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54       · a project.json file to migrate.
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56       · a global.json file: the folders specified in global.json are  migrat‐
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59       · a  solution.sln file: the projects referenced in the solution are mi‐
60         grated.
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62       · a directory to migrate: recursively searches for  project.json  files
63         to migrate inside the specified directory.
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65       Defaults to current directory if nothing is specified.
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OPTIONS
68       --format-report-file-json <REPORT_FILE>
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70       Output migration report file as JSON rather than user messages.
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72       -h|--help
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74       Prints out a short help for the command.
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76       -r|--report-file <REPORT_FILE>
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78       Output migration report to a file in addition to the console.
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80       -s|--skip-project-references [Debug|Release]
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82       Skip  migrating project references.  By default, project references are
83       migrated recursively.
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85       --skip-backup
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87       Skip moving project.json, global.json, and *.xproj to a backup directo‐
88       ry after successful migration.
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90       -t|--template-file <TEMPLATE_FILE>
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92       Template  csproj  file to use for migration.  By default, the same tem‐
93       plate as the one dropped by dotnet new console is used.
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95       -v|--sdk-package-version <VERSION>
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97       The version of the sdk package that's referenced in the  migrated  app.
98       The default is the version of the SDK in dotnet new.
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100       -x|--xproj-file <FILE>
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102       The  path  to  the xproj file to use.  Required when there is more than
103       one xproj in a project directory.
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EXAMPLES
106       Migrate  a  project  in  the  current  directory   and   all   of   its
107       project-to-project dependencies:
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109       dotnet migrate
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111       Migrate all projects that global.json file includes:
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113       dotnet migrate path/to/global.json
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115       Migrate only the current project and no project-to-project (P2P) depen‐
116       dencies.  Also, use a specific SDK version:
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118       dotnet migrate -s -v 1.0.0-preview4
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AUTHORS
121       mairaw.
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