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From @dsplaisted on November 5, 2015 19:57

The page that shows details for an API should show which contract it is included in. This will tell people which NuGet package they need to reference in .NET Core projects in order to use the API.

Copied from original issue: microsoft/dotnet-apiport#182

From @dsplaisted on November 5, 2015 20:6

If I look up an API that's not available on .NET Core and it doesn't have any recommended changes, I should be able to easily add information about what to replace it with. Ideally the recommended changes would be stored in a GitHub repo, and the API details page could include a link that would start a pull request to add recommended changes for the API.

Copied from original issue: microsoft/dotnet-apiport#183

From @dsplaisted on November 5, 2015 19:55

Right now there is a "search" box with autocomplete. If you type (or use autocomplete to get) the full name of the API, then you can navigate to the page for that API. But there's no search results page and no way to search using a partial name.

We should:

• Add a search results page
• Support searching for partial names
• Show types in the search results in addition to members

Copied from original issue: microsoft/dotnet-apiport#181