Or from the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio: PM> Install-Package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer -Version 2.2.0-preview3-35497 For more details on how to add EF Core to your projects see our documentation on Installing Entity Framework Core. Not sure this is the place for this, but here goes. I am having trouble getting a silverlight application to run on a mac. This application uses SL 2.0 and the entity framework and runs fine on a Windows machine.
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- [Instructor] All right, we are ready to create our app. The first thing we want to check is to make sure that you are in a folder like projects that you're going to create your application in. Within projects, I will create a subfolder called Mac EF Console App by typing in mkdir MacEFConsoleApp. Now I'll navigate into that directory by typing the first three letters and entering asterisk. From here, I can create a new dot net app that's a console. Dotnet new console. Created successfully, great so now I can launch code by entering code space period and it should launch. Now if for some reason it doesn't launch for you and you get a error, what you most likely need to do is to go to view, command palette and type in command and install code in the command path by choosing this first option here. At this point right now, I can open up visual studio codes terminal by holding the control key and hitting the back to key, the back to key looks like reverse apostrophe. Within here, I will…
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- [Instructor] All right, we are ready to create our app.…The first thing we want to check is…to make sure that you are in a folder like projects…that you're going to create your application in.…Within projects, I will create a subfolder…called Mac EF Console App by typing…in mkdir MacEFConsoleApp.…Now I'll navigate into that directory…by typing the first three letters and entering asterisk.…
Visual Studio For Mac Entity Framework

From here, I can create a new dot net app that's a console.…Dotnet new console.…Created successfully, great so now I can launch code…by entering code space period and it should launch.…Now if for some reason it doesn't launch for you…and you get a error, what you most likely need to do…is to go to view, command palette and type…in command and install code in the command path…by choosing this first option here.…
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At this point right now, I can open…up visual studio codes terminal by holding the control key…and hitting the back to key,…the back to key looks like reverse apostrophe.…Within here, I will restore our dependencies…