Sarah Oslund

Hi @yinonov, thanks for filling an issue! I believe this is not a bug and is in fact by design. Please check out our docs here, which discuss why Accessibility...

Thanks for your feedback! Please see the [note in our README](https://github.com/dotnet/cli-lab#why-isnt-the-net-core-uninstall-tool-a-net-core-global-tool) on why this tool cannot be a dotnet global tool. As for a mac installer, this would definitely be...

Looping in @wli3 @steveoh it sounds like that would be a solution, but we don't have any plans to take that work on at the moment.

Interesting, thanks for filing this issue. @kairlec @bitobrian, what shells are you using? Does this only occur in certain shells?

Based on the stack traces it seems like we have two separate issues here: 1. On certain shells we can't get the window width to properly display output. I can...

This tool can't be used to uninstall SDKs managed by Visual Studio (any SDKs installed with Visual Studio 16.3 or later) but it also shouldn't crash if that's the case....

@r-pankevicius yes, thanks for pointing that out, there's some subtle complexity here. Prior to 16.3, Visual Studio would install SDKs and leave them behind, the idea being that uninstalling old...

We aren't planning on adding support for other delivery mechanisms as maintenance is non-trivial. However, we encourage the community contributions so feel free to make a PR!

> When launching the command dotnet-core-uninstall dry-run --all-lower-patches --aspnet-runtime nothing is displayed. The expected output should be... @Strong-IT-IBK I believe this is the expected behavior, can you please explain why...

As it's non-trivial to support another delivery mechanism, we aren't planning on adding a xcopy-deployable option at this time. However, we encourage the community contributions so feel free to make...