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Releases: szehetner/InliningAnalyzer

Version 0.7.10

11 Oct 20:04
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  • new option to select .NET Core version, use latest installed by default. (#21)
  • bugfix for methods with pointer parameters

Version 0.7.9

21 Apr 20:09
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  • bugfix for methods with "in" parameters (#19)

Version 0.7.7

13 Mar 21:21
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  • support for operator overloads (highlighting calls to and inside of overloaded operators) (#17)
  • support for .NET Core 3.0

Version 0.7.6

13 Mar 21:20
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  • support for Visual Studio 2019 (#15)

Version 0.7.5

04 Jan 23:18
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  • support for dark color theme (#12)
  • fix for missing assembly errors in Web Application Projects (#13)
  • async extension package loading
  • increase responsiveness by running analyzer and publishing (if applicable) on background thread

Version 0.7.4

16 Nov 22:31
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  • bugfix for resolving dependencies of .Net Standard and .NET Core projects (#11)
  • bugfix for methods with ref parameters (#10)
  • support for manually selecting the assembly to analyze

Version 0.7.3 - Bugfixes

31 Oct 22:02
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  • bugfix for missing assembly error with .NET Core projects (#8)
  • bugfix for ref return methods (#9)

Invocation for whole type and bugfixing

11 Jul 20:06
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  • bugfix for missing highlighting
  • changed context menu action to "Run Inlining Analyzer on Current Scope". If invoked within a method, it analyzes only this method, if invoked anywhere else within a class/struct, it analyzes all methods of this class/struct.

.Net Core Support

07 May 21:23
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  • support for .Net Core (2.1.0-rc1 runtime must be installed to run the analyzer, the projects being analyzed can have any .Net Core or .Net Standard version)
  • options dialog for setting a preferred runtime (.Net Framework or .Net Core) to be used for analyzing .NET Standard projects or projects targeting multiple frameworks)