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Expand Up @@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ The first step to trimming an ASP.NET Core assembly is adding it to `Linkability

1. Update the project file to enable trimming by adding `<IsTrimmable>true</IsTrimmable>`. This property configures the build to add metadata to the assembly to indicate it supports trimming. It also enables trimming analysis on the project.
2. Run `eng/scripts/GenerateProjectList.ps1` to update the list of projects that are known to be trimmable. The script adds the project to the list of known trimmable projects at [`eng/TrimmableProjects.props`](../eng/TrimmableProjects.props).
3. Open `Tools.slnf`
4. Add the project to `Tools.slnf`.
3. Open `src/Tools/Tools.slnf`
4. Add the project to `Tools.slnf`:
1. Right-click `LinkabilityCheck` and select *Load Direct Dependencies*.
2. Update the solution filter.
5. Build `LinkabilityChecker`.
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