Merge pull request #23 from solrevdev/fix/roll-forward-major

fix(csproj): add RollForward Major so the tool survives a runtime upgrade

refactor(templates): keep Visual Studio ignores in the dotnet template

The universal template shared the 501-line Visual Studio .gitignore with
the dotnet template. It now has its own gitignore-universal: the common
block plus generic build output. That removes a real hazard, since
**/[Pp]ackages/* would have ignored the source tree of any project with
a packages/ workspace.

Trim the dotnet .gitignore from 501 lines to 219. Dropped the JetBrains,
Gradle, CMake and Android sections, the node_modules, __pycache__ and
sass-cache leakage, dead tooling such as Visual Studio 6, Silverlight,
BizTalk, Chutzpah and TFS 2012, and the patterns the common block now
covers. Kept what a modern .NET project produces.

The integration tests now check that Visual Studio patterns appear in
the dotnet template and in no other. Also fixed the PowerShell test,
which assumed the default template was dotnet rather than markdown.

Bump the version to 1.6.0.

feat(templates): add common OS, editor and secret ignores

Every template .gitignore now carries the same shared block: the full
macOS set, the Windows set, Linux junk files, editor and IDE folders,
release archives, and secret files such as *.pem, *.pfx and SSH keys.
The .NET template and this repo's own .gitignore also gain explicit
build output paths and appsettings.Production.json.

The integration tests assert the common patterns are present in the
.gitignore each template writes.

Bump the version to 1.5.0 to publish the new templates.

Merge pull request #21 from solrevdev/codex/harden-release-ci

ci: harden release workflow

Merge pull request #19 from solrevdev/chore/code-review-updates

chore: code review fixes — deps, CLI arg parsing, CI modernization

feat: add .NET 10 support (#17)

- Add .NET 10 (net10.0) to target frameworks
- Update CI workflow to install .NET 10.0.x SDK
- Update documentation to reflect .NET 10 support
- Bump version to 1.4.0 for NuGet release

The project now targets .NET 8 (LTS until November 2026),
.NET 9 (STS with 18-month support), and .NET 10 (LTS until
November 2028), ensuring broad compatibility while leveraging
the latest .NET features and performance improvements.

Existing SDK support (.NET 8 and 9) is fully maintained.

fix(cli): avoid interactive prompt when template specified

✨ Prevent interactive template selection when a template is
explicitly provided via CLI flags to avoid unexpected prompts
during automated or scripted runs
📁 Modified: src/Program.cs, src/solrevdev.seedfolder.csproj
🔧 Added a templateExplicitlySpecified flag and set it when
--template/--type/-t is passed; use it to gate the prompt in
Program.cs
🛠 Updated sample git commit message to "feat: initial commit"
to demonstrate conventional commit prefix
📦 Bumped package version from 1.3.2 to 1.3.3 to publish these fixes

Merge pull request #16 from solrevdev/copilot/fix-0f16532f-3b7a-41ad-…

…a672-58027a4dc506

Fix CI failure, clean up README, and bump version to 1.3.2

docs: update README.md examples with framework parameters

  - Add --framework net8.0 and net9.0 parameters to all dotnet run examples
  - Examples now work correctly with multi-targeting project
  - Demonstrate usage of both .NET 8 and .NET 9 frameworks
  - Ensure users can run examples without framework selection errors
  - Bump version to 1.3.1 to display updated README on NuGet.org

  The README is embedded in NuGet packages at build time, so version
  bump is required for changes to be visible on NuGet.org.

  The version has been bumped from 1.3.0 to 1.3.1 (patch/minor bump) so the updated README.md with
  corrected framework examples will be displayed when the package is published to NuGet.

feat: upgrade to .NET 8 and .NET 9 support, drop .NET 6/7

  - Update target frameworks to net8.0;net9.0
  - Upgrade McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils to 4.1.1
  - Update GitHub Actions workflow for .NET 8/9 SDK support
  - Update documentation and requirements in README.md
  - Bump version to 1.3.0

  BREAKING CHANGE: Removed support for .NET 6.0 and .NET 7.0.
  Minimum required version is now .NET 8.0. .NET 8 provides LTS
  support until November 2026, while .NET 9 offers latest features
  with 18-month STS support.

  The project now targets modern .NET versions: .NET 8 (LTS until November 2026) and .NET 9 (STS with
   18-month support), positioning it well for future compatibility while leveraging the latest .NET
  features and performance improvements.