v5.0.0
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Breaking changes
- Dropped support for all .NET Framework versions prior to .NET 4.5.2
- Dropped support for .NET 3.0
- Added support for .NET versions >= 6 (by not explicitly blocking versions greater than 6)
- #316 - Improved settings management and storage
Settings do not rely onSystem.Configurationanymore.
The new system allows sharing of settings between different snooped applications.
It also allows to define settings for whole directory trees.
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Bug fixes
- #300 - An error has occured in developing .NET 6 Desktop App
- #313 - Error: Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute.
- #318 - Styles from application apply to Snoop UI if DefaultStyleKey is overwritten by application
- #319 - Wrong style being displayed in property inspector if DefaultStyleKey is overwritten.
- #333 - Dual Monitor high dpi window sizes and positions broken (thanks @Algorithman)
- #374 - Unhandled InvalidCastException when running on .NET 7
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Improvements
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Color?andEnum?values works now - Improved resource lookup (used to get resource keys for resources)
- Added dark theme
- #278 - Adorner Layer not visible on certain controls (Snoop now reports a diagnostic error when there is no adorner layer for the selected element)
- #283 - [Feature Request] Be able to import filters or make them available across applications. (solved by #316)
- #314 - Hide properties from Snoop?
You can now hide properties from Snoop by adding[System.ComponentModel.BrowsableAttribute(false)]to your property.
It's only shown then if the "Show uncommon properties" is enabled. - #320 - System resources are not shown in the tree
- #326 - Enable Snoop to show the dev tools of browser controls
- #339 - Value selector when dependency property type is a nullable enum.
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Contributors
Algorithman