Updates solution file extension to .slnx

Updates the solution file extension from `.sln` to `.slnx` in the workflow configuration and documentation.
This ensures the correct solution file is used for building the projects.

Author: edumserrano

.github/workflows/all-guides-sln.yml

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ on:
     - '.github/workflows/all-guides-sln.yml'
 
 env:
-  SLN_FILEPATH : ${{github.workspace}}/DotNet.Guides.sln
+  SLN_FILEPATH : ${{github.workspace}}/DotNet.Guides.slnx
 
 jobs:
   build:

README.md

@@ -22,17 +22,17 @@ This repo contains guides for developing apps using .NET SDK. These guides are a
 
 ### Using Visual Studio
 
-1) Clone the repo and open the `DotNet.Guides.sln` solution file.
+1) Clone the repo and open the `DotNet.Guides.slnx` solution file.
 2) Press build on Visual Studio.
 
 ### Using dotnet CLI
 
 1) Clone the repo and browse to the directory using your favorite shell.
-2) To build the solution that contains all guides run: **`dotnet build DotNet.Guides.sln`**
+2) To build the solution that contains all guides run: **`dotnet build DotNet.Guides.slnx`**
 
 ### Notes
 
-There are also individual solutions for each of the demo apps for the guides present at the folder level for the demo. Example: `AmbientDataDemo.sln` at `src/guides/ambient-data/AmbientDataDemo`.
+There are also individual solutions for each of the demo apps for the guides present at the folder level for the demo. Example: `AmbientDataDemo.slnx` at `src/guides/ambient-data/AmbientDataDemo`.
 
 ## License
 

src/guides/ambient-data/AmbientDataDemo/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ This app is an ASP.NET web api that shows how to use `AsyncLocal<T>` to share am
 
 ## How to run
 
-* Open the `AmbientDataDemo.sln` which can be found at `src/guides/ambient-data/AmbientDataDemo`.
+* Open the `AmbientDataDemo.slnx` which can be found at `src/guides/ambient-data/AmbientDataDemo`.
 * From Visual Studio, set the `AmbientDataDemo` project as the Startup Project.
 * Run the project.
 * The browser should open on the swagger page at https://localhost:5001/swagger/index.html.

src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos/README.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This app is a console app that shows how to make use of the generic host to prov
 
 ### How to run - ConsoleAppWithGenericHost
 
-* Open the `GenericHostDemos.sln` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
+* Open the `GenericHostDemos.slnx` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
 * From Visual Studio, set the `ConsoleAppWithGenericHost` project as the Startup Project.
 * Run the project.
 
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ This app is a console app that shows how to make use of the generic host to prov
 
 ### How to run - ConsoleAppWithGenericHost2
 
-* Open the `GenericHostDemos.sln` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
+* Open the `GenericHostDemos.slnx` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
 * From Visual Studio, set the `ConsoleAppWithGenericHost2` project as the Startup Project.
 * Run the project.
 
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ This app is an AWS Lambda created with the template for an empty function. The t
 
 ### How to run - AWSLambdaWithGenericHost
 
-* Open the `GenericHostDemos.sln` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
+* Open the `GenericHostDemos.slnx` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
 * From Visual Studio, set the `AWSLambdaWithGenericHost` project as the Startup Project.
 * Run the project.
 
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ This app is an AWS Lambda created with the template for an empty function. The t
 
 ### How to run - AWSLambdaWithGenericHost2
 
-* Open the `GenericHostDemos.sln` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
+* Open the `GenericHostDemos.slnx` which can be found at `src/guides/generic-host/GenericHostDemos`.
 * From Visual Studio, set the `AWSLambdaWithGenericHost2` project as the Startup Project.
 * Run the project.
 

src/guides/serilog/TestingLogsWithSerilog/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ This app is an ASP.NET web api and a test project that shows how to use [MELT](h
 
 ## How to run
 
-* Open the `TestingLogsWithSerilog.sln` which can be found at `src/guides/serilog/TestingLogsWithSerilog`.
+* Open the `TestingLogsWithSerilog.slnx` which can be found at `src/guides/serilog/TestingLogsWithSerilog`.
 * Run the tests. Both tests should pass.
 
 ## Notes