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@cpsusie cpsusie released this 11 Oct 19:06
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The last official release was version 0.1.5.4, available as a Nuget package here. Since then, many features have been added to DotNetVault. All of these features were included in the feature-complete beta version 0.2.2.12-beta, available as a Nuget package here. The following list is a non-exhaustive summary of these new features:

  • Upgrading to new versions of Roslyn libraries, immutable collections and other minor dependency upgrades
  • Changing some of the formatting of analyzer diagnostics to comply with Roslyn authors' recommendations
  • Adding Monitor Vaults (using Monitor.Enter + sync object) as the synchronization mechanism
  • Adding ReadWrite Vaults (using ReaderWriterLockSlim) as their synchronization mechanism
  • Fixing flawed static analyzer rules
  • Adding new analyzer rules to close encountered loopholes in the ruleset that potentially allowed unsynchronized access to protected resource objects
  • Unit tests as appropriate for new functionality
  • Creation of quick start installation guides with test projects
  • Not including project pdfs in the released package but instead providing an md document and a txt document with links to those documents in the github repository
  • Significant updates to the formatting and content of project markdown documents
  • Adding Source Link and releasing a symbol package along with the nuget package for this project
  • Writing many test projects and demonstration projects to verify functionality, stress test and profile performance of the vaults
  • Adding a document serving as a guide to using large mutable value types generally and as a repository for shared mutable state

Version / Branch 0.2.5.0

No major new features will be added versions 0.2.5+. Development will remain open in the 0.2.5 branch primarily for refinements, bug fixes and documentation updates. Versions 0.2.5+ will continue to support .NET Framework 4.8, .NET Standard 2.0+ and .NET Core 3.1+ but will not make use of any features from the upcoming Version 5 of the unified DotNet framework. If you are not upgrading your projects to .NET 5, continue to use releases numbered 0.2 but make no upgrade to any package versioned 0.3+.

See DotNetVault Description.pdf which serves as the most complete design document for this project.

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