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I love the “Remove unused usings” command in VS2008, however when running it on a small file I find that it can remove certain usings which I would like to always be there, even if currently unused. For example, System.Linq – because unlike actual types, one can’t Alt+Shift+F10 add the usings for extension methods.
Is it possible to specify a list of usings to be skipped by this command?
No it is not possible to define such a command.