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MostHated opened this issue Aug 26, 2022 · 1 comment
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Absolute minimum requirement for running? #681

MostHated opened this issue Aug 26, 2022 · 1 comment
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Hey there,
I know that the .Net SDK is listed as a prereq, but I was wondering if the full fat sdk is necessary for running dotnet-script? I would definitely like utilize some scripts in my work environment. I was lucky to get Pwsh 7.x, but getting approval from my security team for the full .Net SDK for only script functionality is going to be tough. If I can whittle it down to only minimum necessary components to run the scripts, I might actually have a chance.

I was going to begin looking into it / experimenting, but figured it was worth posing the question, just in case there was any insight that could help point me in the right direction.

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-MH
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filipw commented Aug 28, 2022

Yes the full SDK is needed because dotnet-script effectively runs the normal dotnet restore to assemble a manifest of compile-time and runtime dependencies.

If you want an SDK-free experience, you can precompile a script to an executable on a machine with an SDK installed, at which point it can be deployed and run without any extra dependencies, but you won't be able to modify it.

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