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 ## Requirements
 
-- Visual Studio 2019
-- .NET Framework 4.8
+- Visual Studio 2022
+- .NET8
 
 ## Instructions
 
 - Clone the repository.
 - Choose a branch:
-  - The master branch of Dynamo Samples corresponds to the master branch of Dynamo. To build against a specific version, choose that version's branch. i.e. 0.8.0, 0.9.0, etc.
+  - The master branch of Dynamo Samples corresponds to the master branch of Dynamo. To build against a specific version, choose that version's branch or tag. i.e. 0.8.0, 0.9.0, etc.
 - Open `DynamoSamples.sln` with Visual Studio.
 - Build using the `Debug/Any CPU` configuration.
 - The `dynamo_package` folder at the root of the repository will now have the built libraries. The `Dynamo Samples` folder in that directory can be copied directly to your Dynamo packages directory:`C:\Users\<you>\AppData\Roaming\Dynamo Core\<version>\packages`.
 - To install the sample view extension the `SampleViewExtension\bin\debug` folder (or release) should contain
   - `SampleViewExtension.dll` which should be copied to your root Dynamo build location
   - `SampleViewExtension_ViewExtensionDefinition` which should be copied to the `viewExtensions` folder inside your root Dynamo build location
 - Run Dynamo. You should find `SampleLibraryUI` and `SampleLibraryZeroTouch` categories in your library and the `View` tab inside of Dynamo should now contain `Show View Extension Sample Window`.
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-Assembly Reference
-Path to assembly for binaries are defined in CS.props and user_local.props which can be found at $(SolutionDirectory)\Config
-user_local.props defines path to binaries found in the bin folder of the local Dynamo repository
-If the specified binary is not found, the path to the nuget packages binaries will be used instead which is defined in the CS.props file