Matt Ellis

Yeah, I'd like to see this, but I'm not sure how to present this information to the user - normally this kind of thing is an error in a file,...

There are several entry points. Fire up dotPeek, and look for: - AnalyzeReferencesAction (this is called when you right click the References folder in solution explorer and select "Optimize References"...

This [google groups post](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/resharper-plugins/8zsdggNXn2k/bbOXhZEO_ukJ) has a quick overview.

I removed the reference only, leaving the package "installed", i.e. it's still there in the packages.config, so nuget still thinks it's installed, but the dll isn't referenced.

This is a useful tool for resizing (and generally transforming) geometry paths used for icons: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/gavingear/archive/2007/02/15/intoducing-pathmaker-a-tool-for-creating-path-markup-for-wpf-e.aspx So your workflow can be SVG -> XAML via Inkscape, then hand edit the...

E.g. https://devnet.jetbrains.com/message/5528315#5528315

Yep, will do it later today. There are a couple of updates to `sdkdocs-template` that need to come across. Haven't seen `fetch.recurseSubmodules`, I'll check it out.

It's a surprisingly large topic. It's a read-only view of the code, so you can't do manipulations as such, but you can walk the edges and nodes of the graph....

Yep. I want to do this. But there are a _lot_. Presenting the information might be the tricky part.

Sorry, missed this comment. I'm not sure what you're asking with this question, it needs more detail. Also, if it's a question about working with the SDK, rather than an...