Fix deprecated dotnet new install syntax in documentation #85
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Updates the README.md documentation to use the current
@
syntax instead of the deprecated::
syntax for specifying package versions indotnet new install
commands.Background
The .NET CLI has deprecated the colon separator
::
for package version specification in favor of the@
symbol. This change was introduced to align with standard package management conventions and improve consistency across .NET tooling.Changes
The following command examples have been updated:
Before:
After:
These changes ensure users won't encounter deprecation warnings when following the documentation and align with the current .NET CLI best practices.
Fixes the issue where users would see deprecation warnings when using the installation commands from the documentation.
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