Adding a verb to the dotnet CLI tooling
Read OriginalThis technical article details the process of adding custom verbs to the .NET Core CLI tooling. It explains the convention-based extensibility model, where any executable named `dotnet-{command}` in the PATH becomes a CLI command. The post goes beyond basic examples, showing how to use the `Microsoft.DotNet.ProjectModel` library to access and interact with the current project's data (like source files and dependencies) from within a custom command.
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