Roundhouse dotnet tool does not run

[Roemer]

What You Are Seeing?

Using the Roundhouse .Net Core tool with DotNetCoreTool does not work as it says No executable found matching command "dotnet-roundhouse. This is probably as the Roundhouse .Net Core tool is installed as rh and the alias that is created in the cake folder is rh.ex.

What is Expected?

The tool should run correctly.

What version of Cake are you using?

0.32.1

Are you running on a 32 or 64 bit system?

64

What environment are you running on? Windows? Linux? Mac?

Windows

Are you running on a CI Server? If so, which one?

No

How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)

1. Create a new cake project.
2. Add #module nuget:?package=Cake.DotNetTool.Module
3. Run build.ps1 --bootstrap
4. Add #tool dotnet:?package=dotnet-roundhouse
5. Run DotNetCoreTool("roundhouse"); from any cake task.

[gep13]

@Roemer I have just created a PR that should address this for you.

[Roemer]

I'm fairly unsure if this is the correct way around.
When installing the .Net Core Roundhouse, I get the tool installed into:

<cake folder>\.store\dotnet-roundhouse\1.0.3\dotnet-roundhouse\1.0.3\tools\netcoreapp2.1\any

and inside is an rh and rh.bat file.
Additionally in the <cake folder> is a "shim" called rh.exe. There is no dotnet-roundhouse or dotnet-roundhouse.exe except for in the folder name. Would your fix still fix that issue?

[gep13]

@Roemer hmm, I had made an assumption based on the name of the package. Having just attempted the installation of this global tool, I can see that this PR isn't going to work as it currently stands.

[gep13]

@Roemer actually, this should already work for you....

Try the following:

There should be no need to run DotNetCoreTool("roundhouse");

[gep13]

@Roemer I have updated the PR to include only the shims that are created as part of the dotnet tool installation, i.e. rh.exe and rh.

As I mentioned though, for you, on Windows, this should already work today:

[Roemer]

@gep13 Hmm yes it works now. I think I first tried to use the nuget package (tool nuget:?package=roundhouse) which did not work for me because there was a bug in the executable so I tried using the .net core tool (which worked). For some reason I had to add ToolPath = Context.Tools.Resolve("rh.exe") to RoundhouseSettings but now it seems to work correctly. Probably because I now have deinstalled the nuget tool and only installed the .Net Core tool.