Change Log - Version 4.41.1 - Release Date April 29, 2019

Enhancements

• Improved support for building in cloud environments. See the Build Agent Considerations page for more details.
  • Dotfuscator is now available as a privately-downloadable NuGet package in addition to the usual msi installer.
  • License keys can now be specified through command line arguments or an environment variable.
  • Note: The Dotfuscator Professional Build Task extension is also now available and can be used to add the DotfuscatorCLI task to your Azure Pipelines build process.
• Visual Studio 2019 is supported by Dotfuscator's Visual Studio Integration.
• The sample projects moved to GitHub and are no longer included in the installer. You can access them from the Config Editor by choosing "File" -> "Download Samples".
• The Config Editor supports new keyboard accelerators.
• Improved documentation for .NET Core 3 apps.
• Additional documentation improvements.
• This release may include protection enhancements not described here.

Functional Changes

• The entire assembly path is no longer displayed in the inclusion and exclusion tree views in the Dotfuscator Config Editor.
• Custom Attributes are now displayed in an "Attributes" node, that is collapsed by default.

Fixes

• Corrects an issue with installing Dotfuscator's Visual Studio Integration on systems that have early versions of Visual Studio 2017.
• Renaming will no longer generate new names that are reserved words in Java.
• Improved support for High DPI displays.
• Configuring a Sink method that is async, with an Action configured will now error to prevent undefined behavior at runtime.
• Markup parsing error messages are now more specific.
• Resolved an issue that could result in build failures when automatically creating PDBs.
• Resolved an issue with processing generic constraints used in C# 7.3