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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: ElectronNET.CLI/Commands/BuildCommand.cs
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"Optional: '/install-modules' to force node module install. Implied by '/package-json'"+Environment.NewLine+
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"Optional: '/Version' to specify the version that should be applied to both the `dotnet publish` and `electron-builder` commands. Implied by '/Version'"+Environment.NewLine+
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"Optional: '/p:[property]' or '/property:[property]' to pass in dotnet publish properties. Example: '/property:Version=1.0.0' to override the FileVersion"+Environment.NewLine+
" to add additional dot net publish arguments."+Environment.NewLine+
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"Full example for a 32bit debug build with electron prune: build /target custom win7-x86;win32 /dotnet-configuration Debug /electron-arch ia32 /electron-params \"--prune=true \"";
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For certain scenarios additional `dotnet publish` arguments may be required. To add additional publish flags use the `--` flag at the end of your command and add any additional publish flags after. For example if you want to skip the default nuget restore you can do that like this:
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For certain scenarios additional `dotnet publish` arguments may be required. To add additional publish flags use the `/dotnet-publish` flag and add any additional publish flags after. For example if you want to skip the default nuget restore you can do that like this:
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