LINQ to Twitter v6.1.0 Release Notes
Release Date: 2020-11-30 // about 4 years ago-
๐ Supporting Twitter API v2 and v1.1, LINQ to Twitter uses standard LINQ syntax and supports .NET 4.6.1, .NET Core, .NET 5, .NET Standard 2.0, Blazor, Windows 10, and Xamarin platforms.
๐ Changes in this release:
- ๐ Renamed HideTweetAsync to HideReplyAsync
- โก๏ธ Updated all Twitter API v2 record properties to init-only
- Made all overloads for NewDirectMessageEventAsync public
- โก๏ธ Several nullable reference updates
๐ Note: LINQ to Twitter v6.x supports .NET 5. Please see release for LINQ to Twitter 5.x for earlier .NET version support.
Also on NuGet:
- ๐ฆ linqtotwitter
- ๐ฆ LinqToTwitter.AspNet
Previous changes from v6.0.0
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๐ Supporting Twitter API v2 and v1.1, LINQ to Twitter uses standard LINQ syntax and supports .NET, .NET Core, .NET Standard 2.0, Blazor, Windows 10, and Xamarin platforms.
๐ Changes in this release:
- ๐ Supports .NET 5.0
-- Recommend LINQ to Twitter v5.0 for earlier .NET versions - Includes new Twitter API v2.0 and v1.1
- ๐ Supports C# v8.0 Nullable References
- ๐ Supports C# v9.0
- Entities (e.g. Tweet, User, etc.) are now
record
types - Namespace changes:
-- Authorizers are inLinqToTwitter.OAuth
-- LINQ types are inLinqToTwitter.Provider
- Internally uses System.Text.Json
- ๐ HMAC/SHA1 hashes use .NET 5.0
System.Security.Cryptography
๐ This release also changes specific technology support. The primary
linqtotwitter
library is technology agnostic and deploys on all .NET 5 platforms. Technology-specific types are part of a new package. e.g. ASP.NET Core 5 is in the newLinqToTwitter.AspNet
package.Also on NuGet:
- ๐ฆ linqtotwitter
- ๐ฆ LinqToTwitter.AspNet
- ๐ Supports .NET 5.0