@@ -49,27 +49,20 @@ Build Instructions
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** Prerequisites:**
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- - Visual Studo 2015 or Visual Studio 2017
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- - [ PowerShell Tools for Visual Studio] ( https://github.com/adamdriscoll/poshtools )
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- - Powershell 3.0+ (only for cmdlets)
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+ - Visual Studio 2017 Update 5 or .NET CLI toolchain
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** Build**
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+ With Visual Studio:
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- Open ` OpenXmlPowerTools.sln ` in Visual Studio
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- Rebuild the project
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- Build the solution. To validate the build, open the Test Explorer. Click Run All.
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- To run an example, set the example as the startup project, and press F5.
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- ** Cmdlets**
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- - Make sure you are running PowerShell 3.0 or later
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- - If necessary, set your execution policy. Run PowerShell as administrator and Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted (or RemoteSigned)
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- - Build using steps above
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- - Build the solution. To validate the build, open the Test Explorer (pick TEST -> Windows -> Test Explorer from the menu). Click Run All.
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- - To start using the Open-Xml-PowerTools Cmdlets, open a PowerShel prompt and load the module
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+ With .NET CLI toolchain:
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- ```ps
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- Import-Module Open-Xml-PowerTools [OpenXmlPowerTools Root]\OpenXmlPowerTools.Cmdlet\bin\[flavor]\Open-XML-PowerTools.psd1
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- ```
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+ - Run ` dotnet build OpenXmlPowerTools.sln `
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Change Log
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@@ -200,5 +193,4 @@ Procedures for enhancing the core C# modules
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- Modify the code
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- Write xUnit tests
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- Write an example if necessary
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- - Run xUnit tests on VS2015 Community Edition
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- - Run xUnit tests on VS2013 Update 4
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+ - Run xUnit tests
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