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-# fast-nuget-update
-A command line utility for bulk updating nuget packages references.
-
-## case
-
-Consider you work with a huge Visual Studio solution, containing 100 projects. 
-All of them reference some utility library, say `MyUtil v1.0.0` as a nuget package. 
-One day a library update `MyUtil 1.0.1` arrives. 
-
-You open the `Manage Nuget packages` window, press 'Update', and... the Visual Studio hangs for 10 minutes.
-
-Just to make it faster in simple cases, this utility was introduced.
-
-## restrictions
-
-It is **not** in any sense a replacement of nuget.exe. It is a very silly and simple tool. 
-
-
-It does :
+# fast-nuget-update
+A command line utility for bulk updating nuget packages references.
+
+## case
+
+Consider you work with a huge Visual Studio solution, containing 100 projects. 
+All of them reference some utility library, say `MyUtil v1.0.0` as a nuget package. 
+One day a library update `MyUtil 1.0.1` arrives. 
+
+You open the `Manage Nuget packages` window, press 'Update', and... the Visual Studio hangs for 10 minutes.
+
+Just to make it faster in simple cases, this utility was introduced.
+
+## restrictions
+
+It is **not** in any sense a replacement of nuget.exe. It is a very silly and simple tool. 
+
+
+It does :
 - **not** analyze any dependecies
 - **not** support packages where main dll name differs from the package name
-- **not** care whether the project is included in the solution or just is laid in the sln folder
-
-## usage
-
-The tool must be run from the solution folder, assuming the `packages` folder is the child of solution and so are the project folders. 
-
-So, given a folder tree be like that:
-
+- **not** care whether the project is included in the solution or just is laid in the sln folder
+
+## usage
+
+The tool must be run from the solution folder, assuming the `packages` folder is the child of solution and so are the project folders. 
+
+So, given a folder tree be like that:
+
     /MySln/
         /packages/
         /MySln.sln
@@ -40,19 +40,19 @@ So, given a folder tree be like that:
 
 If we run this cmd:
 
-        cd MySln
-        fast-nuget-update --name MyUtil --version 1.0.1
-
-All projects in MySln folder which referenced **any** version of `MyUtil` will change their references to the `1.0.1` version. 
-
-### Parameters list
-  -n, --name                
-Required. The name of the package to update
-
-  -v, --version             
-Required. The version of the package to set
-
-  -s, --skip-downloading    
-Optional. Flag. If it set, no attempts would occur to download the
-                            package from package sources in the app.config file
-
+        cd MySln
+        fast-nuget-update --name MyUtil --version 1.0.1
+
+All projects in MySln folder which referenced **any** version of `MyUtil` will change their references to the `1.0.1` version. 
+
+### Parameters list
+  -n, --name                
+Required. The name of the package to update
+
+  -v, --version             
+Required. The version of the package to set
+
+  -s, --skip-downloading    
+Optional. Flag. If it set, no attempts would occur to download the
+                            package from package sources in the app.config file
+