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Fixed grammar in incremental-generators.cookbook.md #74279

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/features/incremental-generators.cookbook.md
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Expand Up @@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ For example, to turn your generator project into a NuGet package at build, add t

Any *runtime* dependencies, that is, code that the end users program will need to rely on, can simply be added as a dependency of the generator NuGet package via the usual referencing mechanism.

For example, consider a generator that creates code that relies on `Newtonsoft.Json`. The generator does not directly use the dependency, it just emits code that relies on the library being referenced in the users compilation. The author would add a reference to `Newtonsoft.Json` as a public dependency, and when the user adds the generator package it will referenced automatically.
For example, consider a generator that creates code that relies on `Newtonsoft.Json`. The generator does not directly use the dependency, it just emits code that relies on the library being referenced in the users compilation. The author would add a reference to `Newtonsoft.Json` as a public dependency, and when the user adds the generator package it will be referenced automatically.

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