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-- 2.0 Release Candidate
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This is a release candidate, use at your own risk. Please switch to the 1.9.6.0 for production releases:

$ git checkout 1.9.6.0

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-- Templify
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We no longer support the use of the Visual Studio templates for installation of S#arp Architecture. With version 2.0, we have dropped support for Visual Studio 2008 altogether. To learn how to get a S#arp Architecture solution up and running, please go to http://blog.sharparchitecture.net/post/Using-Templify-to-create-a-new-Sarp-Architecture-solution.aspx

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-- Building S#arp Architecture
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Perform the following command in GitBash:

$ git clone [email protected]:sharparchitecture/Sharp-Architecture.git
$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update

Now you should have the latest development branch of SA 2.0 and submodules.

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-- Building S#arp Architecture
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* /docs/:  Contains a link to comprehensive, online documentation at http://wiki.sharparchitecture.net/, and a diagram of what a S#arp Architecture project looks like.

* /bin/:  Holds released SharpArch assemblies and third party dependencies needed by a S#arp Architecture project.

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-- How's this release organized?
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* /VisualStudioTemplate/:  Contains artifacts for the support of the S#arp Architecture Visual Studio project template and an important fix to the T4 Toolbox (which supports CRUD scaffolding generation).

* /ClickToBuild.bat and /go.bat were discussed above.

* /License.txt:  I'll let you guess what this is.

* /SharpArch.build:  The NAnt build script used by /go.bat to build the SharpArch class libraries.

* /VersionHistory.txt:  Details version numbers of dependencies, changes since previous releases, upgrade details, and a roadmap of what's coming.  This is an important document.