Revised C# Visual Studio Code tutorial for .NET Core 2.0 #2793
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rpetrusha
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BillWagner
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@rpetrusha This looks great. I'd say merge when ready.
I left one possible suggestion, which I think is optional because this is a 'get started' tutorial.
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I'd add that dotnet restore runs as a dependent task on each build, if necessary.
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@BillWagner, I think I'll leave this as is and just merge now.
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Revised C# Visual Studio Code tutorial for .NET Core 2.0
Summary
Moved tutorial from the
csharp/getting-startedfolder to thecore/tutorialsfolder. (Or do we want to create a separatecore/getting-startedfolder?)Updated for .NET Core 2.0 (primarily by noting
dotnet restoreis optional.Suggested Reviewers
@mairaw, @BillWagner