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In Visual Studio, if you're distributing it via NuGet package you can send the xml doc along with the code and consume it via Intellisense (as you type it), sim
by talles 9y ago
In Visual Studio, if you're distributing it via NuGet package you can send the xml doc along with the code and consume it via Intellisense (as you type it), similar to what happens when you use the .NET framework itself.
Right click the project, "Properties", "Build", enable "XML documentation file". When creating the NuGet package make sure the xml is in the same folder as the dll.