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## Using the Project
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- If you want to you can download and manually build the solution. The project was built using Visual Studio
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- Code and .NET Core 2.0. To build the solution, clone the repository and build it using the command line
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- tools of .NET Core:
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+ You can always get the latest stable version from NuGet:
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+ ``` bash
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+ Install-Package System.CommandLine.Parser -Version 0.1.1 # Using the Visual Studio Package Manager
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+ dotnet add package System.CommandLine.Parser --version 0.1.1 # Using the .NET Command Line Interface
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+ paket add System.CommandLine.Parser --version 0.1.1 # Using the packet Command Line Interface
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+ ```
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+ ** __ But please be aware that the current 0.1.1 version on NuGet is outdated and should only be used for
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+ legacy projects. The next release is a complete rewrite of the original code for .NET Core and will work
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+ on all supported .NET Core platforms (e.g. Windows, macOS, and Linux).__ **
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+ If you want to go ahead and use the new version, you can download and manually build the solution. The
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+ project was built using Visual Studio Code and .NET Core 2.0. To build the solution, clone the repository
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+ and build it using the command line tools of .NET Core:
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``` bash
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git clone https://github.com/lecode-official/command-line-parser
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## Contributions
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- Currently I am not accepting any contributors, but if you want to help, I would greatly appreciate feedback
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- and bug reports. To file a bug, please use GitHub's issue system. Alternatively, you can clone the repository
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- and send me a pull request.
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+ I always greatly appreciate feedback and bug reports. To file a bug, please use GitHub's issue system.
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+ Alternatively, you can clone the repository and send me a pull request.
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