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…n and migration steps. I also hope that it give more visibility to the wiki guides now they are referenced in this quick start.
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This is a suggestion to improve the quick start section of the readme that follow our discussion in a previous PR.
I learn a lot since that not so good PR, and you've right there is no need to change the package.
I also hope that this change give more visibility to the wiki guides now they are referenced in this quick start.
I didn't notice them before recently...
But I think they are a good place to expose advanced considerations like using a
Directory.Build.propsfile which is why I didn't do any mention of that in the quick start.As I didn't add a link to Microsoft documentation as you suggest because there is already a link to that in the preamble of the readme, and that I though it would be enough if is repeated in the guides and not in the quick start.