Confusing copy: 'Here is a sample project in case you want to start one from scratch.'

[Pablo Calvo]

I feel confused by copy in the docs. In the readme.md I can see:

Here is a sample project in case you want to start one from scratch.

But I feel the sample project is meant to help me NOT start one from scratch. So this will make more sense:

Here is a sample project in case you don't want to start one from scratch.

If you agree with this change I will be happy to open a PR for .net and java docs.

[rabelenda]

Hi, thank you for noting this.

Now that you mention it I understand it might be confusing.

The idea in general is that you don't even create a project and just reuse existing production project to keep tests and production code aligned and running in same pipeline. That is why in that sense, is starting a new project "from scratch".

What do you think of something like this?: "Here is a bootstrap sample project that you may use as starting point"

[Pablo Calvo]

Hi Roger,

Yeah I guess the idea is more accurate but I don't like the redundancy of "bootstrap example project and starting point"... Also in this case it should be example instead of sample.

What about:

Take|Consider|Use this baseline project as a starting point. ...

[rabelenda]

I just updated readme and user guide with similar reference.

Regards