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Add Deprecation Links in Details page in PM UI #10996
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Search links within PM UI. Fixes NuGet/Home#10996
Hi @dominoFire , looked at the cool demo of the feature (this is so useful!), and I have a minor suggestion. For packages where the version of the 'Alternative package' isn't specified, right now we show 'Azure.Storage.Blobs >= 0.0.0'. How about:
What do you think? Again, it's minor but the current UX is a bit confusing. //cc @aortiz-msft |
@chgill-MSFT ^ |
@skofman1 @aortiz-msft @chgill-MSFT Thanks for the follow-up. We have a current discussion in the following issue: I think we should match the experience in nuget.org |
@dominoFire IMO we should just open the package details window to the default version given their search preferences. If they have This is already how browse works in the PMUI today in normal search scenarios. NuGet.org works a little differently, but I think somewhat incidentally. On NuGet.org the alternate package deprecation link goes to TL;DR Let's do what's most natural to the PMUI already which isn't exactly what NuGet.org does. In the case of Don't show any version - open the linked package to the latest stable or latest including prerelease depending on if "Include prerelease" is enabled. |
Add two new deprecation links in details Page in PM UI when a package is deprecated.
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