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  1. I would like to be able to easily remove all default NDepend keyboard shortcuts in VS

    I would like to be able to easily remove all default NDepend keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio.

    NDepend shortcuts seem to be all based on using the Alt key and set at the Global scope, to they regularly conflict with the keyboard shortcuts on tool windows in VS. An example of this is the Find in Files window - I cant hit Alt+A to click the Find All button because NDepend has globally mapped that to some element search tool that I dont need or want to use.

    There are many NDepend commands and its really tedious to unmap them…

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  2. Provide Visual Studio 15 integration

    With the second CTP of VS released recently, there should be a NDepend update soon enabling NDepend in VS '15.

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  3. Move from VS Addin to VS Extension API

    This will provide better integration in VS. The first benefit will be that with VS Extension API, VS will remember NDepend panels location across two executions.

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