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This is something that was brought to attention in #1205 (comment)

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@@ -84,6 +84,11 @@ generated packages show changes when being regenerated.

You can search for known issues in the [Known Generator Issues Markdown file](docs/known_generator_issues.md).

**Note:** When porting new packages between branches, you must regenerate the packages when crossing the 10.0/9.0 boundary.
This is because in 10.0 the generated projects switched from using PackageReference to PojectReference.
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PojectReference -> ProjectReference

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