README.md has been updated

Author: 0UserName

README.md

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 For the extension to work, you need to specify a configuration file that essentially only contains paths (one per line) for searching for projects:
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-![ext_cfg_0__1.png](https://github0username.gallerycdn.vsassets.io/extensions/github0username/dcb9fb28-5610-4a94-9471-4bf2d0556bc5/0.5.1/1612794019107/ext_cfg_0__1.png)
+![ext_options](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46850587/148584567-ad3d5b06-1a70-486c-9b20-f23ad4b554d4.png)
 
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 When you click the <code>Use ProjectReference</code> button, the extension looks through the list of projects included in the solution and begins to process each of them sequentially.
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-![ext_menu_0__1.png](https://github0username.gallerycdn.vsassets.io/extensions/github0username/dcb9fb28-5610-4a94-9471-4bf2d0556bc5/0.5.1/1612794760354/ext_menu_0__1.png)
+![ext_sln_explorer](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46850587/148584494-a64ccc6d-864c-4267-bdc1-e1ab58995b33.png)
 
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 Project dependency search is based on <code>project.assets.json</code> file, which lists all the dependencies of the project. It is created in the /obj folder when using <code>dotnet restore</code> or <code>dotnet build</code> as it implicitly calls restore before build, or <code>msbuid.exe /t:restore</code> with MSBuild CLI. If <code>project.assets.json</code> is not found in the specified project directory, then the extension stops processing and displays the following message:
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-![ext_switch_error_0.png](https://github0username.gallerycdn.vsassets.io/extensions/github0username/dcb9fb28-5610-4a94-9471-4bf2d0556bc5/0.4.1/1595159901231/ext_switch_error_0.png)
+![ext_error_list](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46850587/148586028-5ed93be8-8ab5-4256-9f00-10af0507e4cd.png)
 
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 If the file is present, then the extension starts processing explicit and implicit (transitive) dependencies of the project - NuGet packages, framework assemblies. After processing, the Messages tab of the Error List displays information about each changed project and the references included in it.
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 ```
-#E:\Project\a\LibraryA
-#E:\Project\b\LibraryB
-E:\Project\c\LibraryC
-E:\Project\d\LibraryD
+#E:\Project\a\Library
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-With this configuration, at the moment of switching references, the search will be performed only in the last two directories.
+With this configuration, at the moment of switching references, the search for in the commented out directories will be ignored.
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 ## Requirements
 
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-It is assumed that in the stable version the extension should support Visual Studio 17, 19. However, at the moment, such compatibility is not guaranteed like anything else. The author conducted an initial test in the next version of Visual Studio:
+It is assumed that in the stable version the extension should support Visual Studio 19. The author conducted an initial test in the next version of Visual Studio:
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+```
+Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019
+Version 16.11.7
+```
+
 ```
 Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019 Preview
 Version 16.9.0 Preview 2.0
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-.NET SDK version >= 3.0 is <b>required</b> since version 0.5.0.
+.NET Core SDK version >= 3.0 is <b>required</b> since version 0.5.0.
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 ## Useful Links
 
  - [Github Issues](https://github.com/0UserName/NuGetSwitcher/issues)
- - [Documentation](https://0username.github.io/NuGetSwitcher/)
+ - [Visual Studio Marketplace](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=github0UserName.DCB9FB28-5610-4A94-9471-4BF2D0556BC5)