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Author: AristurtleDev

articles/migration/updating_versions.md

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ description: A guide on updating MonoGame when a new release is pushed.
 
 When a new release of MonoGame is pushed, developers will need to manually update their development environment and/or existing project to make use of the new version.  This guide is intended to walk you through the steps of performing these updates.
 
-# Update dotnet Templates
+## Update dotnet Templates
 Developers will need to update the MonoGame C# Templates used to create new projects.  Doing this depends on if you are using Visual Studio 2022 or through the dotnet cli.
 
-## Visual Studio 2022
+### Visual Studio 2022
 Develoeprs using Visual Studio 2022 should be using the [MonoGame C# Project Templates](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MonoGame.MonoGame-Templates-VSExtension) extension.  This provides not only the tempaltes but also the functinality to open the *MonoGame Content Builder Editor* (MGCB Editor) within Visual Studio.  You can update the extension by performing the following
 
 1. Open Visual Studio 2022
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Develoeprs using Visual Studio 2022 should be using the [MonoGame C# Project Tem
 
 If prompted to close Visual Studio to finish the update, do so now to continue installing the update.
 
-## dotnet CLI (VSCode/Rider)
+### dotnet CLI (VSCode/Rider)
 Develoeprs using the dotnet CLI with environments such as Visual Studio Code, JetBrains Rider, or other editors, can exceute the following command in a command prompt/terminal to update the templates
 
 ```sh
@@ -30,16 +30,16 @@ The templates must be uninstalled first before the updated tempaltes are install
 
 Alternatively, you can perform `dotnet new update` which will update all templates installed to their most current version avaialble.  However, this may affect other templates you have installed that you may not wish to update, it's an all or nothing command.
 
-# Update Existing Projects
+## Update Existing Projects
 Developers wishing to update their current project to use a new release version only need to update the *target framework*, *NuGet package verions*, and *dotnet tools* version. Doing this dpeends on if you are using Visual Studio 2022 or another development environment
 
-## Visual Studio 2022
+### Visual Studio 2022
 Open your existing project in Visual Studio 2022 and perform the following
 1. Right-click on the project in the *Solution Explorer* panel and select *Manage NuGet Packages...".
 2. In the NuGet Packages Manager window, click the *Updates* tab.
 3. Select the MonoGame Framework packages in the list on the left, then click the *Update* button for each one on the right.
 
-## Manually Editing .csproj File
+### Manually Editing .csproj File
 Alternatively, regardless of the development environment, developers can manually edit the *.csproj* file for their project to update to the newest MonoGame release.  To do this
 1. Open your project's *.csproj* file
 2. Locate the `<PacakgeReference>` elements for any MonoGame referenced packages.
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ dotnet clean
 dotnet restore
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-## Update MGCB Editor
+### Update MGCB Editor
 Regardless of the development environment, users will need to update the dotnet tools manifest file manually to use the newest version of the *MonoGame Content Builder*. To do this:
 1. Open the *.config/dotnet-tools.json* manifest file located in the project root directory
 2. Update the version specified for each tool to the current version of MonoGame (currently this is `3.8.2.1105`).