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fix(CommandLine): examples #41823

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Expand Up @@ -93,9 +93,11 @@ You can use any of the following ways to test while developing a command-line ap
* Use `dotnet run` and pass option values to the app instead of to the `run` command by including them after `--`, as in the following example:

```dotnetcli
dotnet run -- --file scl.runtimeconfig.json
dotnet run -- --file bin/Debug/net6.0/scl.runtimeconfig.json
```

> The working directory is the csproj folder, so the relative path to `scl.runtimeconfig.json` is from the csproj folder.
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In .NET 7.0.100 SDK Preview, you can use the `commandLineArgs` of a *launchSettings.json* file by running the command `dotnet run --launch-profile <profilename>`.

* [Publish the project to a folder](../../core/tutorials/publishing-with-visual-studio-code.md), open a command prompt to that folder, and run the executable:
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