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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ You can visit NuGet Tools at http://nugettools.azurewebsites.net/.
You should be able to open the solution file (`NuGetTools.sln`) in Visual Studio and launch the `Knapcode.NuGetTools.Website` project to start the website. This will allow you to use the web interface for the version of the NuGet client SDK (e.g. NuGet.Frameworks and NuGet.Versioning packages) that is used directly by the project.
If you want to have additional NuGet client versions available, run the `build.ps1` script to download all available versions of the NuGet client packages from NuGet.org.
If you want to have additional NuGet client versions available, run the `Invoke-DownloadPackages.ps1` script to download all available versions of the NuGet client packages from NuGet.org.
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@@ -32,4 +32,3 @@ I'd like to add the following features in the future:
- Interacting with real NuGet packages (either uploaded or from a source)
- Better copy-pasting so you can easily get a snippet to drop in an email or document
- REST API
- Moving to .NET Core. Currently .NET Framework is used for App Domains and side-by-side loading of multiple NuGet client versions
