Releases: mfidemraizer/trackerdog
Fixes issue #38
This is a bugfix release.
Properties providing access to value types weren't evaluated for checking changes correctly as TrackerDog was using ==
instead of Equals
. See #38 for more details.
TrackerDog 2.2.1: Bugfix release and merging v2-net-standard on v2 branch
v2-net-standard branch has been definitively meged with v2 branch, hence, the last becomes the official and maintained branch again.
Also, Visual Studio project has been migrated to Visual Studio 2017.
This release is a bugfix to #29 issue.
v2.2.1 unsigned and signed NuGet packages have been already pushed to NuGet Gallery!
Finally, official docs have been updated to reflect the latest changes. Check it now on http://matiasfidemraizer.com/trackerdog
TrackerDog 2.2.0: Hello .NET Standard & .NET Core!
Now TrackerDog is a .NET Standard 1.3-compliant library (#25 #28).
This is a great advancement for this project, because it unleashes TrackerDog to be used in a variety of development environments and frameworks:
- .NET Framework.
- .NET Core.
- Xamarin Android (untested).
- Mono (untested).
See the .NET Standard compatibility matrix to learn more about which platforms are supported by .NET Standard 1.3.
Please feel free to post issues if you find any problem when working with TrackerDog on .NET Core / .NET
Now it's all about updating your solution with the latest NuGet package version!
Enjoy!
Small bugfix
See #27 to learn more.
Small new feature
See issue #26 to learn more about what's new on this release.
Bugfix release
See issue #23 to get more in touch with details about what has been fixed.
Bugfix to ToUntrackable()
See issue #23 to get in touch with details.
Bugfix on interface change tracking
See issue #19 to get more details.
TrackerDog 2.1.1 - Bugfix release
TrackerDog 2.1.0 - Attribute-based configuration
Thanks to the issue #14 filled by @FranckDepoortere, now TrackerDog has an alternate way of configuring types to be tracked for changes based on attributes.
See the updated documentation to get more in touch with attribute-based configuration.
In addition, it has been also added a new method to IObjectChangeTrackingConfiguration
called TrackTypesFromAssembly
to being able to configure all types from a given assembly as trackable based on filters and some settings. Learn more here!