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 5. Create a Squirrel release using the `Squirrel.exe` command line tool. 
    The tool can be downloaded from GitHub Releases, and it is also bundled into the [Clowd.Squirrel](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Clowd.Squirrel/) nuget package. 
    If installed through NuGet, the tools can usually be found at:
-   - `%userprofile%\.nuget\packages\clowd.squirrel\2.8.28-pre\tools`, or;
-   - `..\packages\clowd.squirrel\2.8.28-pre\tools`
+   - `%userprofile%\.nuget\packages\clowd.squirrel\2.8.30-pre\tools`, or;
+   - `..\packages\clowd.squirrel\2.8.30-pre\tools`
    
    Once you have located the tools folder, create a release. Minimal example below with some useful options, but explore `Squirrel.exe -h` for a complete list.
    ```cmd
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    dotnet publish -c Release -o ".\publish" 
 
    # find Squirrel.exe path and add an alias
-   Set-Alias Squirrel ($env:USERPROFILE + "\.nuget\packages\clowd.squirrel\2.8.28-pre\tools\Squirrel.exe");
+   Set-Alias Squirrel ($env:USERPROFILE + "\.nuget\packages\clowd.squirrel\2.8.30-pre\tools\Squirrel.exe");
 
    # download currently live version
    Squirrel http-down --url "https://the.place/you-host/updates"