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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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@ViktorHofer, what's the guidance on which / how many types to list in the commonly used section?

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System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

FWIW with the shift to package readmes, we stopped enumerating these types in the package description (not consistent yet). I see that System.IO.Hashing doesn't have a package readme yet.

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Thanks. Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

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Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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All good then if it is going to be handled more nicely, thanks!

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

FWIW with the shift to package readmes, we stopped enumerating these types in the package description (not consistent yet). I see that System.IO.Hashing doesn't have a package readme yet.

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Thanks. Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

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Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

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System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

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Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

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System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

FWIW with the shift to package readmes, we stopped enumerating these types in the package description (not consistent yet). I see that System.IO.Hashing doesn't have a package readme yet.

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Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

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System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

FWIW with the shift to package readmes, we stopped enumerating these types in the package description (not consistent yet). I see that System.IO.Hashing doesn't have a package readme yet.

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Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

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System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

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Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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@ViktorHofer, what's the guidance on which / how many types to list in the commonly used section?

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@ViktorHofer, what's the guidance on which / how many types to list in the commonly used section?

System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

FWIW with the shift to package readmes, we stopped enumerating these types in the package description (not consistent yet). I see that System.IO.Hashing doesn't have a package readme yet.

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Thanks. Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

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Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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All good then if it is going to be handled more nicely, thanks!

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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While installing the NuGet package, the recently added types were not added to the csproj/NuGet description. This PR fixes this.

Should be probably backported to .NET 8 branch?

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@ViktorHofer, what's the guidance on which / how many types to list in the commonly used section?

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@ViktorHofer, what's the guidance on which / how many types to list in the commonly used section?

System.Text.Json's package readme lists seven "main types": https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/libraries/System.Text.Json/src/PACKAGE.md#main-types

That list of types should highlight the most important types from the package so that consumers can directly use them in code or look them up on docs.microsoft.com. Enumerating all public types isn't the intention here. Hope that helps.

FWIW with the shift to package readmes, we stopped enumerating these types in the package description (not consistent yet). I see that System.IO.Hashing doesn't have a package readme yet.

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Thanks. Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

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Given that direction, seems like we should instead just be rewriting the readme, yes?

Yes, we should create a package readme for this package and update the package description. We could do that as part of #92228 or via a separate PR.

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All good then if it is going to be handled more nicely, thanks!

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