WART-Core 7.0.0

Major release with .NET 10 baseline, improved reliability in event processing, and new Minimal API support, along with fixes and maintenance updates.

✨ Highlights

• .NET 10 baseline for libraries and components. Requires .NET 10.0 SDK/Runtime.
• Minimal API integration: introduced WartEndpointFilter to enable request interception in Minimal API pipelines.
• Improved event processing reliability:
  • Hardened edge case handling in WartEventWorker.
  • Reduced race conditions in queue inspection via TryPeek in WartEventQueueService.
• Authentication fixes: improved robustness of JWT handling, including support for tokens without exp claim.
• General maintenance: updated dependencies and minor internal cleanup.

🧨 Breaking changes

• .NET 10 required: update your project TargetFramework.
• Queue behavior change: Enqueue(WartEventWithFilters) now throws InvalidOperationException when the channel has been completed (previously returned false).

WART-Core 6.0.0

Major release with .NET 9 baseline, revamped event schema, and new Cookie authentication support, along with fixes, refactors, and performance improvements.

✨ Highlights

• .NET 9 baseline for libraries, clients, and samples. Requires .NET 9.0 SDK/Runtime.
• Cookie-based authentication for the SignalR hub (dedicated controller/hub/middleware + sample client).
• Unified event schema: added EventId, UtcTimeStamp, and stricter defaults; local timestamps now derived from UTC.
• More robust groups & workers:
  • GroupWartAttribute now supports multiple names (deduped, sealed).
  • WartEventWorker improvements: cancellation, backoff, and queue helpers.
• Middleware & performance: enabled ResponseCompression, standardized pipeline order; multi-hub mapping simplified and de-duplicated.
• Log security: sanitization to prevent log injection.

🧨 Breaking changes

• .NET 9 required: update your project TargetFramework.
• WartEvent contract updated: new properties (EventId, UtcTimeStamp), non-null defaults, and timestamp normalization.
• Pipeline changes: UseWartMiddleware(...) now internally applies UseForwardedHeaders, UseResponseCompression, UseRouting, and hub endpoint mapping.

WART-Core 5.3.4

In-Memory Queue for SignalR Decoupling, Error Handling, and Performance Improvement

Overview

This release introduces an in-memory queue for decoupling SignalR messaging, improving error handling, and enhancing performance.

Key Features

• SignalR Decoupling: The in-memory queue decouples SignalR from application logic, allowing asynchronous message processing, better fault tolerance, and improved scalability.
• Error Handling
• Performance Improvements:
  • Asynchronous Processing improves throughput and reduces latency.
  • Message Batching reduces overhead for higher load scenarios.

WART-Core 5.3.3

• Add SignalR Event Dispatching for Specific Groups
• Update packages

WART-Core 5.3.2

Added a custom decorator to exclude APIs that we are not interested in propagating via SignalrR

WART-Core 5.3.1

Some code refactor and packages update

WART-Core 5.3.0

• Add SerializationHelper
• Async SignalR send
• Better code for both Web Api and Client samples

WART-Core 5.2.0

• Fix request\response deserialization
• Multiple SignalR hub support
• Migrate from Newtonsoft.Json to System.Text.Json
• JSON WART event beautifier

WART-Core 5.1.0

Update dependencies in WART-Core

• Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer to 8.0.4

Update dependencies in WART-Client

• Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR.Client to 8.0.4
• System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt to 7.5.1

WART-Core 5.0.0

Bumb to .NET 8