On previous versions of Visual Studio, hiding/un-hiding commands was inconsistent (they would be greyed out when the add-in wasn't loaded). It was a choice between being a good Visual Studio extension and only loading when a command was selected or loading on launch and being able to hide commands when they're not available (e.g. on a text file).
Now what TestDriven.Net is running as a package, it's worth investigating whether commands can be shown only for specific file types (.cs/.vb/.fs) or languages. Don't forget C++.
On previous versions of Visual Studio, hiding/un-hiding commands was inconsistent (they would be greyed out when the add-in wasn't loaded). It was a choice between being a good Visual Studio extension and only loading when a command was selected or loading on launch and being able to hide commands when they're not available (e.g. on a text file).
Now what TestDriven.Net is running as a package, it's worth investigating whether commands can be shown only for specific file types (.cs/.vb/.fs) or languages. Don't forget C++.