cliinvoke-inner-loop

name	cliinvoke-inner-loop
description	Daily development workflow for CliInvoke (restore, build, test)

CliInvoke Inner Loop

This skill provides the a standardized sequence for daily development and local validation of the CliInvoke library.

When to Use

• Implementing new features or fixing bugs.
• Verifying code changes before committing.
• Running a full clean build of the solution.

When Not to Use

• When performing release packaging or publishing to NuGet.
• When analyzing high-level architecture.

Workflow

Step 1: Restore and Build Main Project

Run the main project restore and build to ensure the implementation is correct.

dotnet restore src/CliInvoke/
dotnet build --no-restore -c Debug src/CliInvoke/

Step 2: Execute Tests

Run tests for the main project to verify functionality.

dotnet test --no-build src/CliInvoke/

Step 3: Optional Full Solution Build

If changes affect multiple projects, build the entire solution.

dotnet build src/CliInvoke.sln -c Debug

Step 4: Release Build Verification

Verify that the project builds in Release mode with SourceLink enabled.

dotnet build -c Release /p:ContinuousIntegrationBuild=true

Validation

• dotnet build succeeds for src/CliInvoke/.
• All tests in src/CliInvoke/ pass.
• Release build completes without errors.