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v4.0.0
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kentcb
released this
31 Jan 04:52
NOTE : this is a breaking release!
removed "Kent.Boogaart." from all namespaces
removed "Kent.Boogaart." from NuGet package names
upgraded dependencies
small documentation improvements
v3.1.2
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kentcb
released this
19 Sep 04:45
#14 : Fixed bug in code generator where lambda parameter name conflict with method argument name
#16 : Fixed bug in code generator where comments in the interface filters XML element could cause an exception whilst parsing
#21 : Fixed bug in code generator where setters were being generated for indexer properties that were get-only
v3.1.1
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kentcb
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26 Aug 04:11
fixed target framework monikers (TFMs) for Xamarin
v3.1.0
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kentcb
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29 Jul 03:31
Updated to Roslyn v1, which includes the necessary bug fixes to fix code generation (C# only - VB code generation is still broken)
v3.0.0
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kentcb
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30 Apr 10:54
v1.0.1
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kentcb
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25 Jan 10:12
#6 : Fixed bug running under mono where expressions are not correctly interpreted
v1.0.0
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kentcb
released this
14 Jan 03:31
#1 : It.Is() is not always implicit when it should be
#2 : Improved verification failure messages
#3 : Added a useful default exception message for WhenContinuation.Throw()
#4 : It.Matches() method, which allows filtering arguments based on a predicate
#5 : Greatly improved evaluation behavior
v1.0.0-alpha
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kentcb
released this
14 Jan 00:23
#1 : It.Is() is not always implicit when it should be
#2 : Improved verification failure messages
#3 : Added a useful default exception message for WhenContinuation.Throw()
#4 : It.Matches() method, which allows filtering arguments based on a predicate
#5 : Greatly improved evaluation behavior