AltCode.Fake.DotNet.Gendarme 5.23.0.42

Formal release

• Support for .net7.0
• Support only Fake ≥ 5.23.0

AltCode.VsWhat 22.12.4.41

• No functional change since 22.12.1.38 (Support for .net7.0); testing new release bundling

AltCode.VsWhat 22.12.1.38

• Support for .net7.0

AltCode.Fake.DotNet.Gendarme 5.23.0.39-pre

• Support for .net7.0
• Support only Fake ≥ 5.23.0

AltCode.Fake.DotNet.Gendarme.5.19.1.28

• [Dependency change] Uses Fake >= 5.19.1 rather than >= 5.18.1
• [API change] The FakeToolType of the Params object defaults to GlobalTool with tool name gendarme : see https://www.nuget.org/packages/altcode.gendarme-tool for your global tool.

AltCode.VsWhat.20.12.10.26

• Use VsWhere 1.1.0 release
• Support for .net5.0 (actually all runtimes > 2.1)

AltCode.Fake.DotNet.Gendarme.5.19.1.27

MIssing the netstandard2.0 version

• [Dependency change] Uses Fake >= 5.19.1 rather than >= 5.18.1
• [API change] The FakeToolType of the Params object defaults to GlobalTool with tool name gendarme : see https://www.nuget.org/packages/altcode.gendarme-tool for your global tool.

AltCode.VsWhat.18.11.20.18

• Use WsWhere 1.0.0 release
• Since this is a tool, not an API, go for a date-based versioning that puts this ahead of the inadvertent (and de-listed) "5.9.3.14-pre" release.

AltCode.VsWhat.1.0.11

1.0.11

• [NEW PACKAGE] AltCode.VsWhat containing a global to list Visual Studio instances and their installed packages; a thin wrapper over BlackFox.VsWhere to make this one specific query. See Wiki entry The AltCode.VsWhat package

AltCode.Fake.DotNet.Gendarme.5.9.3.10

• [BUGFIX] As "--limit 0" means "report nothing" not "report all", make zero limit emit nothing to the command line
• [Enhancement] FailBuildOnDefect parameter, default true, to determine if defect detection will fail the build.
• NOTE whether --limit is set > 0 or omitted, if there are > 0 defects reported Gendarme exits with return code 1. It limit is set zero, or there are no defects against the rules engaged, then it returns 0. Failing the build on >= N defects for N > 0 does not come for free, but would require parsing one form of output or another, and no form of output is guaranteed -- they can all be switched off.