Releases: MarimerLLC/csla
Version 7.0.0 release
CSLA 7 releases
CSLA 7 is a substantial update to CSLA .NET, adding support for .NET 7 and other enhancements.
CSLA .NET version 7.0.0 release
CSLA .NET version 7.0.0 adds support for .NET 7 and other enhancements.
- #2858 Add support for .NET 7
- #3043 Modernize data portal authentication
- #3286 Add ManageObjectLifetime to Blazor ViewModel type
Change List
Contributors
Thank you all so much for your support!
Version 6.2.2 release
CSLA 6 releases
CSLA 6 is a major new version of CSLA .NET, fully supporting (and requiring) dependency injection and other features of modern .NET.
CSLA .NET version 6.2.2 release
CSLA .NET version 6.2.2 fixes a bug in HttpProxy
, and replaces the 6.2.1 release that had incorrect nuget packaging.
- #3148 Fix bug in
HttpProxy
that causedObjectDisposedException
when usingHttpClient
Change List
Contributors
Many thanks to @saulyt, who put in a lot of time and effort to find the issue and its root cause!
@saulyt
@rockfordlhotka
@TheCakeMonster
CSLA .NET version 6.2.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.2.0 enhances ExecuteAsync
to accept parameters, includes bug fixes, and numerous dependency version updates.
- #1775 Enhance data portal
ExecuteAsync
to allow passing parameters - #3100 Linux build issue fix
- #2975 Linux build issue fix
- #3083
NameValueList
serialization fix - #3044 Don't use
WindowsPrincipal
on unsupported platforms - #3035 Add
ViewModelBase
type toCsla.Maui
namespace
Change List
Contributors
@ajj7060
@bujma
@JasonBock
@rockfordlhotka
@TheCakeMonster
CSLA .NET version 6.1.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.1.0 adds support for Maui and includes bug fixes and one breaking change.
- #2549 Add UI helpers for Maui
- #2672 Enhance PropertyChanged behavior in
Csla.Xaml.ViewModelBase
- #2764 Update snippets NuGet installer for VS2022
- #2922 Blazor no longer requires text-based serialization
- #2946 LocalProxy now properly disposes DI scope and dependencies
- #2953 DataAnnotations rules now support DI
- #2957 Child data portal expections now flow up with details
- #2981 You can now get a
System.Reflection.PropertyInfo
fromCsla.Blazor.PropertyInfo
- #3007 Add new BlazorServerExample project to the
Samples
folder - #3014 Fix bug in child data portal
- #3025 Fix issue with analyzers
Change List
Dependency Updates
- Grpc.Net.Client
- Grpc.Tools
- Newtonsoft.Json
- RabbitMQ.Client
- Microsoft.NETCore.UniversalWindowsPlatform
- Xamarin.Forms
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Client
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebPages
- Microsoft.Web.Infrastructure
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Core
- Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc
- Microsoft.AspNet.Razor
- Google.Protobuf
- Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp
Contributors
@joshhanson314
@rockfordlhotka
@TheCakeMonster
@JasonBock
CSLA .NET version 6.0.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.0.0 is a major release with numerous breaking changes, including:
- Business domain types must have a public constructor
- Public constructors for many types will have parameters provided via depedency injection
- Support for .NET 4.0 and 4.5 has been dropped; .NET 4.6.2 is the minimum required
- The data and object context managers in
Csla.Data
have been removed in favor of using dependency injection
This version supports:
- .NET 6
- .NET Framework 4.6.2 to 4.8
- netstandard 2.0 and 2.1
- Blazor
- Xamarin
- mono
Operating Systems and Platforms:
- Windows (servers and UWP, WPF, Windows Forms)
- Linux (servers and Xamarin)
- iOS and Android (Xamarin)
- Mac (servers and Xamarin)
- Kubernetes and other container-based runtimes
- ASP.NET Core and ASP.NET 5
- Other client and server environments where .NET Core or mono are available
Change List
Upgrade documentation
There is a document describing common issues people will likely encounter when upgrading from CSLA 5 to CSLA 6.
Contributors
The CSLA community is fantastic! The people who've submitted bugs, helped think through solutions, lobbied for features and enhancements, and submitted pull requests are listed below.
@455986780
@adrianwright109
@ajohnstone-ks
@Art666OTS
@BaHXeLiSiHg
@coder-rr
@danielmartind
@dazinator
@devcs21
@dotMorten
@Eduardo-Micromust
@GreatBarrier86
@j055
@JacoJordaan
@JasonBock
@jhnsartain3
@jonparker
@joshhanson314
@kellyethridge
@michaelcsikos
@MTantos1
@peranborkett
@poepoe12002
@ProDInfo
@RaviPatelTheOne
@rfcdejong
@rockfordlhotka
@russblair
@SachinPNikam
@swegele
@TheCakeMonster
Thank you all so much for your support!
Version 6.2.0 release
CSLA 6 releases
CSLA 6 is a major new version of CSLA .NET, fully supporting (and requiring) dependency injection and other features of modern .NET.
CSLA .NET version 6.2.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.2.0 enhances ExecuteAsync
to accept parameters, includes bug fixes, and numerous dependency version updates.
- #1775 Enhance data portal
ExecuteAsync
to allow passing parameters - #3100 Linux build issue fix
- #2975 Linux build issue fix
- #3083
NameValueList
serialization fix - #3044 Don't use
WindowsPrincipal
on unsupported platforms - #3035 Add
ViewModelBase
type toCsla.Maui
namespace
Change List
Contributors
@ajj7060
@bujma
@JasonBock
@rockfordlhotka
@TheCakeMonster
CSLA .NET version 6.1.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.1.0 adds support for Maui and includes bug fixes and one breaking change.
- #2549 Add UI helpers for Maui
- #2672 Enhance PropertyChanged behavior in
Csla.Xaml.ViewModelBase
- #2764 Update snippets NuGet installer for VS2022
- #2922 Blazor no longer requires text-based serialization
- #2946 LocalProxy now properly disposes DI scope and dependencies
- #2953 DataAnnotations rules now support DI
- #2957 Child data portal expections now flow up with details
- #2981 You can now get a
System.Reflection.PropertyInfo
fromCsla.Blazor.PropertyInfo
- #3007 Add new BlazorServerExample project to the
Samples
folder - #3014 Fix bug in child data portal
- #3025 Fix issue with analyzers
Change List
Dependency Updates
- Grpc.Net.Client
- Grpc.Tools
- Newtonsoft.Json
- RabbitMQ.Client
- Microsoft.NETCore.UniversalWindowsPlatform
- Xamarin.Forms
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Client
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebPages
- Microsoft.Web.Infrastructure
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Core
- Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc
- Microsoft.AspNet.Razor
- Google.Protobuf
- Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp
Contributors
@joshhanson314
@rockfordlhotka
@TheCakeMonster
@JasonBock
CSLA .NET version 6.0.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.0.0 is a major release with numerous breaking changes, including:
- Business domain types must have a public constructor
- Public constructors for many types will have parameters provided via depedency injection
- Support for .NET 4.0 and 4.5 has been dropped; .NET 4.6.2 is the minimum required
- The data and object context managers in
Csla.Data
have been removed in favor of using dependency injection
This version supports:
- .NET 6
- .NET Framework 4.6.2 to 4.8
- netstandard 2.0 and 2.1
- Blazor
- Xamarin
- mono
Operating Systems and Platforms:
- Windows (servers and UWP, WPF, Windows Forms)
- Linux (servers and Xamarin)
- iOS and Android (Xamarin)
- Mac (servers and Xamarin)
- Kubernetes and other container-based runtimes
- ASP.NET Core and ASP.NET 5
- Other client and server environments where .NET Core or mono are available
Change List
Upgrade documentation
There is a document describing common issues people will likely encounter when upgrading from CSLA 5 to CSLA 6.
Contributors
The CSLA community is fantastic! The people who've submitted bugs, helped think through solutions, lobbied for features and enhancements, and submitted pull requests are listed below.
@455986780
@adrianwright109
@ajohnstone-ks
@Art666OTS
@BaHXeLiSiHg
@coder-rr
@danielmartind
@dazinator
@devcs21
@dotMorten
@Eduardo-Micromust
@GreatBarrier86
@j055
@JacoJordaan
@JasonBock
@jhnsartain3
@jonparker
@joshhanson314
@kellyethridge
@michaelcsikos
@MTantos1
@peranborkett
@poepoe12002
@ProDInfo
@RaviPatelTheOne
@rfcdejong
@rockfordlhotka
@russblair
@SachinPNikam
@swegele
@TheCakeMonster
Thank you all so much for your support!
Version 6.1.0 release
CSLA 6 releases
CSLA 6 is a major new version of CSLA .NET, fully supporting (and requiring) dependency injection and other features of modern .NET.
CSLA .NET version 6.1.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.1.0 adds support for Maui and includes bug fixes and one breaking change.
- #2549 Add UI helpers for Maui
- #2672 Enhance PropertyChanged behavior in
Csla.Xaml.ViewModelBase
- #2764 Update snippets NuGet installer for VS2022
- #2922 Blazor no longer requires text-based serialization
- #2946 LocalProxy now properly disposes DI scope and dependencies
- #2953 DataAnnotations rules now support DI
- #2957 Child data portal expections now flow up with details
- #2981 You can now get a
System.Reflection.PropertyInfo
fromCsla.Blazor.PropertyInfo
- #3007 Add new BlazorServerExample project to the
Samples
folder - #3014 Fix bug in child data portal
- #3025 Fix issue with analyzers
Change List
Dependency Updates
- Grpc.Net.Client
- Grpc.Tools
- Newtonsoft.Json
- RabbitMQ.Client
- Microsoft.NETCore.UniversalWindowsPlatform
- Xamarin.Forms
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Client
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebPages
- Microsoft.Web.Infrastructure
- Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Core
- Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc
- Microsoft.AspNet.Razor
- Google.Protobuf
- Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp
Contributors
@joshhanson314
@rockfordlhotka
@TheCakeMonster
@JasonBock
CSLA .NET version 6.0.0 release
CSLA .NET version 6.0.0 is a major release with numerous breaking changes, including:
- Business domain types must have a public constructor
- Public constructors for many types will have parameters provided via depedency injection
- Support for .NET 4.0 and 4.5 has been dropped; .NET 4.6.2 is the minimum required
- The data and object context managers in
Csla.Data
have been removed in favor of using dependency injection
This version supports:
- .NET 6
- .NET Framework 4.6.2 to 4.8
- netstandard 2.0 and 2.1
- Blazor
- Xamarin
- mono
Operating Systems and Platforms:
- Windows (servers and UWP, WPF, Windows Forms)
- Linux (servers and Xamarin)
- iOS and Android (Xamarin)
- Mac (servers and Xamarin)
- Kubernetes and other container-based runtimes
- ASP.NET Core and ASP.NET 5
- Other client and server environments where .NET Core or mono are available
Change List
Upgrade documentation
There is a document describing common issues people will likely encounter when upgrading from CSLA 5 to CSLA 6.
Contributors
The CSLA community is fantastic! The people who've submitted bugs, helped think through solutions, lobbied for features and enhancements, and submitted pull requests are listed below.
@455986780
@adrianwright109
@ajohnstone-ks
@Art666OTS
@BaHXeLiSiHg
@coder-rr
@danielmartind
@dazinator
@devcs21
@dotMorten
@Eduardo-Micromust
@GreatBarrier86
@j055
@JacoJordaan
@JasonBock
@jhnsartain3
@jonparker
@joshhanson314
@kellyethridge
@michaelcsikos
@MTantos1
@peranborkett
@poepoe12002
@ProDInfo
@RaviPatelTheOne
@rfcdejong
@rockfordlhotka
@russblair
@SachinPNikam
@swegele
@TheCakeMonster
Thank you all so much for your support!
Version 6.0.0 release
CSLA 6 is a major new version of CSLA .NET, fully supporting (and requiring) dependency injection and other features of modern .NET.
Version 6.0.0 includes numerous breaking changes, including:
- Business domain types must have a public constructor
- Public constructors for many types will have parameters provided via depedency injection
- Support for .NET 4.0 and 4.5 has been dropped; .NET 4.6.2 is the minimum required
- The data and object context managers in
Csla.Data
have been removed in favor of using dependency injection
This version supports:
- .NET 6
- .NET Framework 4.6.2 to 4.8
- netstandard 2.0 and 2.1
- Blazor
- Xamarin
- mono
Operating Systems and Platforms:
- Windows (servers and UWP, WPF, Windows Forms)
- Linux (servers and Xamarin)
- iOS and Android (Xamarin)
- Mac (servers and Xamarin)
- Kubernetes and other container-based runtimes
- ASP.NET Core and ASP.NET 5
- Other client and server environments where .NET Core or mono are available
Change List
Upgrade documentation
There is a document describing common issues people will likely encounter when upgrading from CSLA 5 to CSLA 6.
Contributors
The CSLA community is fantastic! The people who've submitted bugs, helped think through solutions, lobbied for features and enhancements, and submitted pull requests are listed below.
@455986780
@adrianwright109
@ajohnstone-ks
@Art666OTS
@BaHXeLiSiHg
@coder-rr
@danielmartind
@dazinator
@devcs21
@dotMorten
@Eduardo-Micromust
@GreatBarrier86
@j055
@JacoJordaan
@JasonBock
@jhnsartain3
@jonparker
@joshhanson314
@kellyethridge
@michaelcsikos
@MTantos1
@peranborkett
@poepoe12002
@ProDInfo
@RaviPatelTheOne
@rfcdejong
@rockfordlhotka
@russblair
@SachinPNikam
@swegele
@TheCakeMonster
Thank you all so much for your support!
Version 5.5.3 release
Version 5.5.3 contains bug fixes over v5.5.2.
Here is a list of all changes.
Highlights:
- Backport feature to run all business rules on server-side data portal (optional)
- Fix long-standing issue with
System.Runtime.Loader
dependency - Implement no-param fallback for UpdateChild data portal operation
Many thanks to:
Version 5.5.2 release
This is a bug fix release over version 5.5.1.
Version 5.5.1 release
Bug fixes over the 5.5.0 release.
Change List
Contributors
Version 5.5.0 release
Enhancements and Bug fixes over the 5.4.2 release.
- #2095 🎉 Add support for unloading assemblies from memory (re: caching)
- #2377 🐜 Add missing LoadListMode implementation for some list types
- #2347 🐜 Remove Console.WriteLine statement in Blazor ViewModel
- #2302 🐜 n-level undo causing exception with SortedBindingList
- #2287 🐜 Private data portal method not found from base classes
- #2303 🐜 [DeleteSelfChild] cannot be parameterless; requires parameters that match DataPortal.UpdateChild(...)