Add readme to nuget package and update README for compatibility with nuget.org#1308
Add readme to nuget package and update README for compatibility with nuget.org#1308tillig merged 2 commits intoautofac:developfrom
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It's weird that those other badges don't work. Huh. I mean, I'd have been totally OK if that Gitter badge accidentally got lost 🙈, but it seems weird that MyGet doesn't work. I think if we have two different READMEs we'll forget that one is there. I'm OK with these minor changes. I'm guessing it's just the images that won't render - what if we made them just... text links instead of "badges?" I mean, there's technically already a link to the MyGet stuff, so that's taken care of. Maybe under the "Contributing / Pull Requests" there could be something about "or [open it right now in VS Code]". |
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OK, grammar corrected, VS Code reference added to the end. |
I've updated the README for compatibility with nuget.org, and added it to the package spec. This is how it looks in the nuget upload preview:
Annoyingly, making the README work for nuget.org has possibly made our Github README worse, as follows:
I'm contemplating just having a separate README file used only for nuget.org, given how infrequently we change it, so we don't have to take that stuff out. If that seems sensible to others, I will update the PR accordingly.
Closes #1295