Add instructions for using daily builds #280
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After this, shouldn't we add a step like the following?
> dotnet add package Microsoft.ReverseProxy --version 1.0.0-*
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That's covered in the Getting Started guide. I could link to that from here.
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| Take a look at the [sample apps](samples/), for some examples of how to use YARP. We'll be publishing more [docs](https://microsoft.github.io/reverse-proxy/) and tutorials as the project develops! | |||
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Why link to the releases page with "Try our previews"? That just gives you a zipped version of what you could have cloned from github when we snapped a release.
Why not provide instructions for using the preview from NuGet.org similar to what we're doing for the daily builds?
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Interesting point. The releases page already links to Getting Started instructions, but I've updated the releases to explicitly link to the package on nuget.org.
I should also make the first link here go to Getting Started, which includes the nuget instructions.
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We've started publishing daily builds to a feed so this adds instructions for accessing them. They're copied wholesale from AspNetCore.
I'm also updating the readme to recommend previews and daily builds.
Fixes #271