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Also some explanations on the NuGet package page are not anymore accurate (we talk of a "Scenarioo Writer" and not "Scenarioo API" anymore).
We should avoid using Wikis and only link to MD files on our master branch ---> easier to update on new releases and versioned with the software.
@tobiaszuercher I started to do it, but it seems not to be so easy, so I had to stop ... maybe Metadata can only be changed with a new release? Linking the README.md from master branch into NuGet might be a good option? We do the same for npm here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/scenarioo-js
Or what do you think?
In any case we should also update our README.md first!
What I already did: I migrated our nuget account to a Microsoft account for Scenarioo - since nuget accounts are deprecated - see Emails.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think our Scenarioo-CS docu and NuGet Acocunt would need a little bit of love.
Issues to be solved:
Outdated links in C# docu: see also PR Update Links in Docu #15
C# docu should also link to our overal docu - e.g. this specific page that might be of interest: http://scenarioo.org/docs/master/tutorial/How-to-use-Scenarioo-Writer-Library.html and maybe to the examples listed here: http://scenarioo.org/docs/master/examples.html
Outdated links on this page here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Scenarioo-cs/
Also some explanations on the NuGet package page are not anymore accurate (we talk of a "Scenarioo Writer" and not "Scenarioo API" anymore).
We should avoid using Wikis and only link to MD files on our master branch ---> easier to update on new releases and versioned with the software.
@tobiaszuercher I started to do it, but it seems not to be so easy, so I had to stop ... maybe Metadata can only be changed with a new release? Linking the README.md from master branch into NuGet might be a good option? We do the same for npm here:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/scenarioo-js
Or what do you think?
In any case we should also update our README.md first!
What I already did: I migrated our nuget account to a Microsoft account for Scenarioo - since nuget accounts are deprecated - see Emails.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: