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If a tool has a command of `csharpier` then to invoke it as a local tool
you need to use `dotnet csharpier`. Only a globally installed tool works
with `csharpier`. It doesn't seem worth the trouble to change the
command because of that.
If dotnet/sdk#14626 is done, this can be
revisited.
closes#1450
When I install alpha10 as a local tool, I can't use
csharpier
as a command. I need to usedotnet csharpier
.When I install it globally, I can use
csharpier
.Is this some limitation of dotnet tools?
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