Releases: lithnet/resourcemanagement-client
v2.0.11-beta
Initial beta release with net core support
v1.0.6435
Fixes an issue where the internal schema dictionary was incorrect exposed as public. This is a breaking change as previous calls to the following methods and properties
ResourceManagementSchema.ObjectTypes[typeName]
ResourceManagementSchema.ObjectTypes
ResourceManagementSchema.ObjectTypes.ContainsKey(typeName)
need to be changed to the new type-safe equivalent
ResourceManagementSchema.GetObjectType(typeName)
ResourceManagementSchema.GetObjectTypes()
ResourceManagementSchema.ContainsObjectType(typeName)
Fixes an issue where a race condition may occur when one client refreshes the schema, while another is accessing it.
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v1.0.6286
Fixes issue #11 - An ArgumentNullException is thrown for the delete of an empty resource list (reported by @andersjarl)
v1.0.6243
- Adds support for delegated credentials
- Adds support for submitting requests that return with pending authorization information
- Fixes an issue where the attribute names do not appear in a PermissionDeniedException
- Adds support to modify the timeout values of the FIM service binding
- Adds support for getting permission hints during a get operation
- Fixes an issue where all attribute values were serialized as strings
- Adds support for customization of the serialization process
- Performance fix update contributed by @andersjarl
- Helper extensions by @andersjarl
- Fixes an issue where a byte array comparison may incorrectly succeed
- Fixes an issue where SaveResources could result in a stack overflow
- Fixes an issue where an exception is not thrown if a release request fails
- Adds support for reading the Microsoft resourceManagementClient config section when the Lithnet one is not present
- Strong named the assembly
v1.0.6048
Adds support for localization
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Lithnet.ResourceManagement.Client/1.0.6048.17046
v1.0.6039
Adds a new exception model based around ResourceManagementException
Updated the SOAP fault translator to use the new exception model
This is a breaking change that replaces the previous SOAP exceptions used that were built into the Microsoft.ResourceManagement space
v1.0.6037
Fixes an issue where the GetApprovals(ApprovalStatus status, UniqueIdentifier userID) method generated an invalid XPath query and would fail