Move API contracts and definitions from GitExtensions repo #31
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This shape appears to be sufficient to update GitExtensions.PluginManager plugin, see gitextensions/gitextensions.pluginmanager@a2aff39 |
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The initial move of all shared contracts and helper API from gitextensions/GitUIPluginInterfaces.
No functional changes except of changes of namespaces. This is something I expect us to iterate on before we settle on the structure.
Git Extensions repo and all plugins will have to consume the NuGet package in order to interface with the app, and the plugins will no longer need to download the full app and reference individual app's assemblies in order to build a plugin.