How do I install user-jwts?

[FlawlessCasual17]

Whenever I try to execute dotnet user-jwts I receive the following message,

Could not execute because the specified command or file was not found.
Possible reasons for this include:
  * You misspelled a built-in dotnet command.
  * You intended to execute a .NET program, but dotnet-user-jwt does not exist.
  * You intended to run a global tool, but a dotnet-prefixed executable with this name could not be found on the PATH.

How do I install this tool?

[FlawlessCasual17]

Hello? Can ANYONE please help me? I could really use some help!

[martincostello]

What version of .NET are you using? It should come with the .NET SDK itself since .NET 7.

[FlawlessCasual17]

What version of .NET are you using? It should come with the .NET SDK itself since .NET 7.

I am using .NET 9. The operating system I'm using is no Nobara Linux version 41. I installed .NET using the provided RPM package that ships with my distribution.

[martincostello]

Did you install the SDK and/or the ASP.NET Core runtime, or just the .NET runtime? If it was either of the former, then I don't know why it wouldn't working as it should ship with the SDK/ASP.NET Core and I'm not aware of a separate way to acquire it via NuGet.

[FlawlessCasual17]

Ok, I have found a solution for Fedora users (including users of other Fedora-based distributions).

To acquire dotnet user-jwts, you need to also the ASP.NET Core Targeting Pack, which can be done with the following command(s).

sudo dnf install aspnetcore-targeting-pack-9.0
# Or use the other command if you are using dotNET 8.0+
sudo dnf install aspnetcore-targeting-pack-8.0

After running either command, you should be able to execute dotnet user-jwts with no errors.