Open tomkuijsten opened 7 years ago
Good food for thought.
Another thing that's bothering me, why can't I start the NuGet manager without opening a project/solution (see footnote why)? NuGet is such an important part of developing software, I want the manager docked all the time with or without opening a solution and showing me the information that is useful in the current context, eg:
Without a sln:
With a sln (1 project):
With a sln (multiple projects):
I use the NuGet manager not only to install/update packages, but also as a viewer for our internal repository. I know the manager is not build with this use-case in mind, but I think it's a very common scenario now NuGet is so widely used.
You can open the NuGet manager in two different ways, as "solution" manager and "project" manager. I don't see why it's beneficial to have both as a separate window. Why not one single window?
Answers I can think of...
Performance This could be an argument, but I really hope that's not it (you should fix the performance, not split the window).
Clarity The "project" view is not that much more clear that it should have a separate window.