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Twitter.Bootstrap is moving!
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v3.0.1 will be the last release of Bootstrap under the Twitter.Bootstrap namespace. With new projects moving forward, you should install Bootstrap directly from the Bootstrap namespace maintained by Outercurve https://www.nuget.org/packages/Bootstrap/
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For existing projects, you already have the new Bootstrap package installed by upgrading to this release.
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After Migration the folder structure of the bootstrap files will be as follows
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- Application Root
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- Content
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---- css files such as bootstrap.css
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- fonts
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---- all fonts files
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- Scripts
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---- all script files such as bootstrap.js
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This move does not affect the Twitter.Bootstrap.MVC package or the Twitter.Bootstrap.Less package. Those packages will continue to be maintained with each new bootstrap release. Visit github (https://github.com/sirkirby/twitter-bootstrap-nuget) for more info.
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Any questions or issues? Ask me on twitter @sirkirby or visit http://chriskirby.net/bootstrap-nuget-package-moving-to-outercurve/
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