Releases: TwentyFourMinutes/StringyEnums
v1.2.1
v1.2.0
Minor update
Added
- Strong named the assembly.
- Enum can from now on be added to the cache dynamically at any point in time. Also the
Init
method can be invoked multiple times. This fixed a bug, which would occur if a child library would also use the StringyEnums library.
You can also download it from the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio.
If you are experiencing any issues or unexpected behavior, feel free to create an issue and let me know.
v1.1.0
Minor update
Added
- Will now support Net Framework 4.8 (
net48
)
You can also download it from the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio.
If you are experiencing any issues or unexpected behavior, feel free to create an issue and let me know.
v1.0.0.3
This is just a smaller patch, which fixes a minor bug.
Fixed
- Will now support .Net Core 3.1 which it didn't in some cases.
You can also download it from the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio.
If you are experiencing any issues or unexpected behavior, feel free to create an issue and let me know.
v1.0.0.2
This is just a smaller patch, which fixes a minor bug and adds a small feature:
Fixed
- StringyEnums now works with Enums that use underlying types smaller then
Int32
.
Added
- StringyEnums now works with Enums that use
UInt32
as their underlying type.
You can also download it from the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio.
If you are experiencing any issues or unexpected behavior, feel free to create an issue and let me know.
v1.0.0.1
So there we go, the first release of the StringyEnums package. Therefor please keep in mind this version might still contain bugs or other issues.
You can also download it from the NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio.
If you are experiencing any issues or unexpected behavior, feel free to create an issue and let me know.