"Note that this repository currently contains a subset of all extensions in Productivity Power Tools for Visual Studio 2015. This subset represents extensions which we believe can serve as great real world samples of extending Visual Studio." [0]
Yep. There's the rub.
Also, as a bit of trivia, the first substantial commit was back in December [1]. The next commit was ~5 days ago.
Edit: Additionally, this is their committer policy:
"Contributions beyond the level of a bug fix are reserved for Microsoft PPT members or they will be declined." [2]
So, if you've something substantial to add, you don't get to actually contribute to the repo.
Yep. There's the rub.
Also, as a bit of trivia, the first substantial commit was back in December [1]. The next commit was ~5 days ago.
Edit: Additionally, this is their committer policy:
"Contributions beyond the level of a bug fix are reserved for Microsoft PPT members or they will be declined." [2]
So, if you've something substantial to add, you don't get to actually contribute to the repo.
[0] https://github.com/Microsoft/VS-PPT/wiki/Overview
[1] https://github.com/Microsoft/VS-PPT/commit/a243e09441d29b9f4...
[2] https://github.com/Microsoft/VS-PPT/blob/a243e09441d29b9f4c4...