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Add filenames to set version

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1/5
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Under an hour
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Issue type
Documentation
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Clearly specified
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
xml
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Open docs/standard/library-guidance/versioning.md and find the XML examples for setting the version through a NuGet package or assembly. Add the relevant filenames beside those examples, then verify the page clearly identifies each file used by the two approaches.

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dotnet-fundamentals/svc

This page contains xml content examples, but not the name of the files. It could have the filenames to set version using nuget package or assembly approach


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