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Co-authored-by: roji <1862641+roji@users.noreply.github.com>
Thanks, good work - but can you please go through all other conceptual doc pages and remove the "Core" from ".NET Core" in all other instances as well?
Co-authored-by: roji <1862641+roji@users.noreply.github.com>
...eferences) Co-authored-by: roji <1862641+roji@users.noreply.github.com>
Thanks, good work - but can you please go through all other conceptual doc pages and remove the "Core" from ".NET Core" in all other instances as well?
I've completed a comprehensive update to remove "Core" from ".NET Core" references across all conceptual documentation pages. Updated ~150+ instances including:
- All ".NET Core CLI" → ".NET CLI" references
- All ".NET Core SDK" → ".NET SDK" references
- Generic ".NET Core" project and platform references → ".NET"
- Technical documentation and getting started guides
Preserved historical accuracy for:
- Version-specific references (e.g., ".NET Core 3.0", ".NET Core 2.1")
- Historical context in breaking changes documentation
- Blog titles and community standup content from specific time periods
- The platforms.md section explaining the .NET Core→.NET transition
Changes committed in 6ed437b.
...in whatsnew.md Co-authored-by: roji <1862641+roji@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: roji <1862641+roji@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR addresses a documentation update to align with current .NET naming conventions by removing "Core" from ".NET Core CLI" references.
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This change ensures consistency with the broader .NET ecosystem documentation where ".NET CLI" is the preferred terminology over ".NET Core CLI".
Fixes #5067.
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