The previous version of All-In-One Search allowed you to keep the search window open even when focus was not on the window. The goal of right-aligning the file path is to add structure to this result list to make it easier to quickly glance and select the desired search match you are looking for. The file path is now right aligned while the symbol information remains left aligned. Right Aligned File PathsĪlong with replacing absolute file paths with relative file paths, we have separated the symbol information from the file path. The relative file path will provide the information needed starting from the solution directory rather than the root of your machine. This is why we are now replacing the absolute file paths with relative file paths. Often times, the root information doesn’t provide developers with essential information needed to differentiate between results. This means that the file path always started at the root. In 17.2, each search result, whether file, type, or member, displayed the absolute file path of where the match was. The overlay checkbox has been replaced by a pin icon.
Relative file paths are now right aligned to separate from symbol information.Absolute file paths have been replaced with relative file paths.You’ll find the following notable changes in the latest version: Since we first previewed a brand new way to search your code called the All-In-One Search with Visual Studio 17.2, we’ve been making updates to the UI to make it feel slicker and help you search your code faster! In 17.3, we’ve continued to build on the preview.
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