Make commands consistent · dotnet/EntityFramework.Docs#437

2017-08-09T08:09:52.000Z

Several small inconsistencies - Currently there are many PMC commands for which we don't include the dotnet CLI equivalent in the documentation, although it applies - Sometimes we use `PM>`, sometimes not, sometimes we just say Run or Execute and include the command inline. - We should consider making it so that it is always possible to click on Copy button and then paste on the real command line - Perhaps use PowerShell blocks for PMC, something else for dotnet CLI and other commands. - We should use tabs to show the different ways to do the same thing

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Several small inconsistencies

Currently there are many PMC commands for which we don't include the dotnet CLI equivalent in the documentation, although it applies
Sometimes we use PM>, sometimes not, sometimes we just say Run or Execute and include the command inline.
We should consider making it so that it is always possible to click on Copy button and then paste on the real command line
Perhaps use PowerShell blocks for PMC, something else for dotnet CLI and other commands.
We should use tabs to show the different ways to do the same thing

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技术栈: csharpshell
领域: documentation
议题类型: documentation
难度: 2
预计时间: half day
活动状态: blocked
清晰度: mostly clear
前置要求: Knowledge of Entity Framework CoreFamiliarity with PMC and dotnet CLI commands
新手友好度: 40
研究方向: The issue is assigned to someone, so first check the assignee's status. The goal is to standardize command formatting across the docs. Look for files containing 'PM>' or command examples, especially in tutorial pages and reference docs. The issue mentions using tabs and copy buttons; review existing template or markdown for code blocks. The maintainer may have additional guidelines.