I noticed today that after running dotnet new monogamewpf to create a new project the README that gets copied into the new project has broken image links.
The problem with the images is that in the source repository they live in the .template.config directory and this directory is ignored (rightly so) by the template generator.
The simplest solution to this problem would be to not bring over the README file since it only contains instructions on how to install and use the template anyway.
Obviously, the workaround is to simply edit the README file after the project is created but that's not ideal.
A nice to have, if we can figure out how to do it, would be to generate a simple README file in the new project that just contains the basic info about the project. I'm not sure if this is possible.
I noticed today that after running
dotnet new monogamewpf
to create a new project the README that gets copied into the new project has broken image links.The problem with the images is that in the source repository they live in the
.template.config
directory and this directory is ignored (rightly so) by the template generator.The simplest solution to this problem would be to not bring over the README file since it only contains instructions on how to install and use the template anyway.
Obviously, the workaround is to simply edit the README file after the project is created but that's not ideal.
A nice to have, if we can figure out how to do it, would be to generate a simple README file in the new project that just contains the basic info about the project. I'm not sure if this is possible.