Visualize Deprecated Packages
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We wanted to increase your visibility on the packages that may be completely or partially deprecated. Whether to keep using or simply removing them within your projects, the choice is yours! At least now, it's known.
- At project start, a new pop-window will warn if the project contains deprecated package(s) with multiple Call-To-Actions butting including Open Package Manager, Dismiss Forever or Dismiss for now.
- Within Package Manager's package list, any deprecated versions or and complete deprecated packages will be identified through new coloured icons.
- By hovering on the icons, a tooltip will concisely explain the warnings and changes.
- Thorough explanation and indications are available within the package detail panel.