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Releases: jherby2k/AudioWorks

1.2.0

07 Dec 21:14
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This release natively on Apple M1 (ARM-based) hardware, adds targets for .NET 6.0 and PowerShell 7.2, and includes some performance improvements and bug fixes.

PowerShell 7.1.x, MacOS Catalina and Mojave are no longer supported as they are EOL. The .NET 5.0 target has also been removed, but AudioWorks will fall back to .NET Core 3.1 under PowerShell 7.0, which are both LTS (long-term service) releases.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.1.0

16 Nov 22:25
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This release adds support for PowerShell 7.1, drops support for PowerShell 6.x (which is EOL) and includes some performance improvements and bug fixes.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0

05 Aug 19:48
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This is the first stable release. Compared to -beta9, this includes an important bug fix relating to 24-bit conversions. Otherwise, this release only includes minor packaging improvements.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 9

08 Jul 18:30
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1.0.0 beta 9 Pre-release
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This update includes some critical bug fixes around compatibility and extension management, as well as NuGet dependency improvements. The library assemblies are now strong-named, as per Microsoft best practice guidelines.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 8

12 Feb 14:25
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1.0.0 beta 8 Pre-release
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This update includes many under-the-hood improvements to extension management. This is also an API-breaking change, so please update in order to take advantage of the latest extensions.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 7

18 Oct 20:20
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1.0.0 beta 7 Pre-release
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Beta 6 accidentally introduced some breakage under PowerShell 6.x, which is now fixed. This update also resolves a crash when converting lossless cover art to a lossy format under Windows PowerShell 5.1.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 6

17 Oct 19:53
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1.0.0 beta 6 Pre-release
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This release includes many under-the-hood improvements such as targeting the new .NET Standard 2.1. This is also an API-breaking change, so please update in order to take advantage of the upgraded extensions.

PowerShell 7 is required to leverage the .NET Standard 2.1 library versions. PowerShell 5.1 and 6.x compatibility will be maintained under .NET Standard 2.0 for as long as they are supported products.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 5

27 Jan 17:29
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1.0.0 beta 5 Pre-release
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As of this release, the license has been changed to the more restrictive AGPL, partly due to a dependency on ImageSharp (which will be adopting the AGPL as of RC1). There are also some extension API changes, so please update to take advantage of newer extension releases.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 4

14 Jan 20:25
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1.0.0 beta 4 Pre-release
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Introducing Opus support!

Minor updates to the core libraries were necessary for the Opus extension to load correctly. It will only be installed if you are running beta 4 or later.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.

1.0.0 beta 3

22 Dec 17:38
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1.0.0 beta 3 Pre-release
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A minor update to include symbol packages in the new .snupkg format (uploaded to Nuget.org). There are no changes to the PowerShell module.

The PowerShell module can found on the PowerShell Gallery.

The .NET API is available via NuGet.