Remove leading > from command examples in README #319
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The README.md file contained command examples with leading
>characters that prevented users from copying and pasting commands directly into their shell. The>character is interpreted by shells as a redirection operator, causing the commands to fail when copy-pasted.Before:
After:
Fixed examples:
dotnet tool install --global Project2015To2017.Migrate2019.Tooldotnet migrate-2019 wizard "D:\Path\To\My\TestProject.csproj"dotnet migrate-2019 wizard "D:\Path\To\My\TestProject.sln"dotnet migrate-2019 wizard .\MyProjectDirectorydotnet migrate-2019 wizard **\*dotnet migrate-2019 migrate -t net40 -t net45dotnet add package Project2015To2017.Migrate2019.LibraryNow users can copy these commands directly from the documentation and paste them into their terminal without modification.
Fixes #308.
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