dotnet restore multiple bugs

[gkhanna79]

Bug #4283: It says it is dnu restore!
Bug #4284: Why does publish support "-r" as shortcut for "--runtime" but not restore?

Usage: dnu restore [arguments] [options]

Arguments:
[root] List of projects and project folders to restore. Each value can be: a path to a project.json or global.json file, or a folder to recursively search for project.json files.

Options:
-s|--source A list of packages sources to use for this command
-f|--fallbacksource A list of packages sources to use as a fallback
-p|--proxy

The HTTP proxy to use when retrieving packages
--no-cache Do not use local cache
--packages Path to restore packages
--ignore-failed-sources Ignore failed remote sources if there are local packages meeting version requirements
--quiet Do not show output such as HTTP request/cache information
--parallel Restores in parallel when more than one project.json is discovered.
--lock Creates dependencies file with locked property set to true. Overwrites file if it exists.
--unlock Creates dependencies file with locked property set to false. Overwrites file if it exists.
--runtime List of runtime identifiers to restore for
-?|-h|--help Show help information
/Users/gkhanna/Github/gkhanna79/corert/src/packaging/pack

[brthor]

Using dnu as our restore mechanism is a point in time artifact until nuget x-plat comes along.
My understanding is that this is coming for Beta.

See #4521

cc @piotrpMSFT

[TheRealPiotrP]

yep, point in time. xplat nugget is not yet available so this is the stopgap. @gkhanna79 can you open a bug in the NuGet repo to track option naming consistency and close this one out with a pointer to it?

[davidfowl]

Better to file individual bugs. We should treat this like a question and file real bugs and assign to devs

[gkhanna79]

Filed as https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/518