Include sample for DotNet.Watcher.Tools for development time.

[MichaelSimons]

@alexsandro-xpt commented on Wed Aug 16 2017

In development should be have a way to run my project with dotnet watch run to gain development time when I test my app.

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@kendrahavens commented on Wed Aug 30 2017

Hey @alexsandro-xpt. Thank you for opening this. We are currently trying to figure out the documentation gaps that would make this approachable. We've had prototypes of this working, but it takes a lot of configuration right now and its not in a state or pattern that we want to recommend to customers yet.

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@alexsandro-xpt commented on Fri Sep 01 2017

Alright @kendrahavens, I haved tested it in this repository https://github.com/alexsandro-xpt/WatchRunDocker in both v1.1 and v2.0 dotnet core version at master and dotnetcore2 branch, may be this could help something.

[richlander]

See #420

[MichaelSimons]

@richlander - Why close the issue before the PR is merged? In general I don't think it is a good engineering practice as you are never certain a PR will be merged. I would recommend adding the comment Addresses #394 to the PR so that GH will automatically close the issue when the PR is closed.