Now SharpDevelop store all dependencies (exclude only .Net Framework and Windows SDK) in reposytory or git submodules:
in source code (e.g. ICSharpCode.Decompiler)
as bin artifacts (e.g. WPFToolkit, RhinoMock, ...)
as submodules (AvalonEdit, NRefactory, WpfDesiner, Mono.Cecil)
Since most of these libraries are now being developed as independent projects and will need to be updated in the future, it makes sense to transfer as many dependencies as possible to NuGet
Now SharpDevelop store all dependencies (exclude only .Net Framework and Windows SDK) in reposytory or git submodules:
Since most of these libraries are now being developed as independent projects and will need to be updated in the future, it makes sense to transfer as many dependencies as possible to NuGet