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* Correct command to install dotnet template (in README)

-i seems to be deprecated

* Replace -i with install a second time
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johannesegger authored Dec 3, 2023
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## Quickstart

dotnet new -i Expecto.Template::*
dotnet new install Expecto.Template::*
dotnet new expecto -n PROJECT_NAME -o FOLDER_NAME

Follow [Smooth Testing](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2SN9CUu9LlOBukXXv_bT5Q) on YouTube to learn the basics.
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[Expecto has its own .NET template](https://github.com/MNie/Expecto.Template)! You could create a base .NET
project with expecto. How to do that? Simply write following lines:

dotnet new -i 'Expecto.Template::*'
dotnet new install 'Expecto.Template::*'
dotnet new expecto -n PROJECT_NAME -o FOLDER_NAME

How to run it?
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