Initial import of our release notes #17
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Previously, the release notes were living as individual pages on our blog. At the time we started to ship .NET platform libraries as individual NuGet packages, that was the solution with the least amount of overhead. Since we're now fully embracing open source on GitHub it seems much simpler to provide these release notes as Markdown pages.
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Previously, the release notes were living as individual pages on our blog. At the time we started to ship .NET platform libraries as individual NuGet packages, that was the solution with the least amount of overhead.
Since we're now fully embracing open source on GitHub it seems much simpler to provide these release notes as Markdown pages.
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