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Releases: AArnott/CodeGeneration.Roslyn
Releases · AArnott/CodeGeneration.Roslyn
Huge Tool refactor
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⚠ There are major changes, please look at v0.7 migration guide.
Added
- Template pack for dotnet new: dotnet new -i CodeGeneration.Roslyn.Templates
- Various samples in samplesfolder
- GitHub Actions CI
- Support for plugin dependencies! 🎉 (#156).
- Plugins (generators) are now easier to build using CodeGeneration.Roslyn.Plugin.SdkMSBuildSdk package (#113).
- Plugins are now easier to distribute using CodeGeneration.Roslyn.PluginMetapackage.SdkMSBuildSdk package, see
 Readme section (#205).
Changed
- Readme demo is now simpler, and suggests usage of Templates package, and Sdks.
- .NET Core SDK version bumped to 3.1.100(#178).
- Attributespackage now targets- net20;net40in addition to- netstandard1.0(#178).
- Tool now has RollForward=Majorpolicy to allow it to run on newer runtimes than 2.x,
 e.g. .NET Core SDK v3.x only should suffice for most usage scenarios (#178).
- MSBuild ItemGroup used for registration of plugin paths changed to CodeGenerationRoslynPlugin
 (wasGeneratorAssemblySearchPaths). A warning for using old one is introduced (CGR1002). (#156)- ItemGroup now should contain full path to generator dll (previously it was a containing folder path)
- Old behavior has a compat-plug for now and the paths are searched for any dll, and those found are added to new ItemGroup.
- When using P2P generator (same solution), a consuming project needs to add an attribute OutputItemType="CodeGenerationRoslynPlugin"to theProjectReferenceof the generator project. See v0.7 migration guide.
 
- dotnet-codegenpackage is now- CodeGeneration.Roslyn.Tooland is built very differently;
 also it includes build assets from- BuildTimepackage (#198).
Removed
- CodeGeneration.Roslyn.BuildTimepackage is now merged into- CodeGeneration.Roslyn.Tool
 (which is now the only package required to be referenced by generator consumers, aside from generators themselves) (#198).