anchor.diff:  The Web Config Transform Extension Buildpack injects environment-specific appSettings and connectionString values 
   into legacy ASP.Net app containers by performing token replacements during `cf push` staging.
   
  -To create a Web Config Transform Extension Buildpack, complete the following procedures:  
  +To leverage the Web Config Transform Extension Buildpack, complete the following procedures:  
   
   1. [Identify Environment Dependent Configurations and Externalize](#tokenize)
   1. [Create a Parameterized Cloud Foundry App Manifest](#create-manifest)
  
positive.code:     </connectionStrings>
      ```
  
      <p class='note'><strong>Note:</strong> Web and WCF apps are created with <strong>Debug</strong> and <strong>Release</strong> configurations 
      of the <code>Web.Debug.config</code>, and <code>Web.Release.config</code> web config transformation files. 
      When debugging on a developer machine, transform the <code>Debug</code> <code>Web.Debug.config</code> file and use the <code>Debug</code> configuration profile.
      </p> 
  
  1. To externalize your `Web.config` and `Web.Release.config` files, tokenize each of the files' 
  environment-specific properties using the format `#{configPath:key}`.  
  
negative.code: 1. [Parameterize the Manifest Environment Name](#parameterize)
  1. [Push the App](#push-app)
  
  <p class='note'><strong>Note:</strong> The Web Config Transform Extension Buildpack can inject appSettings and connectionStrings 
  regardless of whether the replacement tokens are present in Web.Release.Config file.
  </p>
  
  ## <a id='tokenize'></a> Identify Environment-Dependent Configurations and Externalize
  
  To externalize your workload's environment dependent configurations settings, complete the following steps:  
  
  1. Backup your workload's `Web.config` and `Web.Release.config` files.  
      <p class='note'><strong>Note:</strong> Web and WCF apps are created with "<i>debug</i>" and "<i>release</i>" versions of the web config transformation file 
          named <code>Web.Debug.config</code> and <code>Web.Release.config</code>. 
      When debugging on a developer machine, transform the <i>debug</i> file <code>Web.Debug.config</code> and use the <code>Debug</code> configuration profile.
      </p> 
  1. Review your `Web.config` and any transform files, such as `Web.Release.config`, 
  identifying the environment-specific configuration settings.  
  <br>
      For example, the `connectionString` properties in the sample files below are environment-specific:  
  