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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Sample PR of final result: https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/pull/41945
1. Create a new folder that will house your `.csproj` and other project-related files.
2. (EXTREMELY IMPORTANT) Inside this new folder, make a new folder for the source files of your project. For regular functionality-adding project this will be called `src`. However, if you are adding a different kind of project, it will be called something more applicable (ex. `test/` for a test project).
3. Open the `.slnf` you want to add your project to in VS (preferably via the `startvs.cmd` script located in the same folder as the `.slnf`). Then add a new `Solution Folder` in the new folder with the same name and location as the actual folder created in the first step.
4. Create the project via the VS `Add` menu (select the folder -> right click -> Add -> New Project... -> follow the wizard).
4. Create the project via the VS `Add` menu (select the folder -> right click -> Add -> New Project... -> follow the wizard). Test dummy change

**Note:** (Only applicable to `src/` projects) Depending on what kind of project you are creating, VS will create different files in your project. You might also want to add the following files:
- `PublicAPI.Shipped.txt`
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