v0.11.0
Pre-releaseThis release includes the most breaking changes in Gw2Sharp so far in order to support middleware, which is a major change in how Gw2Sharp handles requests.
If you're only using the surface API in Gw2Sharp, the impact will be very low.
However, if you've been implementing some of the interfaces yourself in order to change Gw2Sharp's functionality, please review the changes listed for this release below to see how much you've been impacted.
Middleware
By default, three middleware classes are enabled: CacheMiddleware
, RequestSplitterMiddleware
and ExceptionMiddleware
.
You can configure the middleware used when creating a Connection
through the Middleware
property.
This property is an IList
, and the order of execution follows the order of the list.
This means that the first middleware that's in the list will be executed first, and the last middleware will be executed last.
For more information, please check the middleware documentation.
Caching
- Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Caching.ICacheMethod
(and its implementersBaseCacheMethod
,ArchiveCacheMethod
,MemoryCacheMethod
) andGw2Sharp.WebApi.Caching.CacheItem
have had their keys changed from theobject
type to thestring
type Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http.HttpResponseInfo
(that is set on all API return types as theHttpResponseInfo
property) now includes an additional property calledCacheState
that indicates whether the request was served from cache or from the live API server (please be aware of the current limitations).
Endpoints
- Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Models.Profession.SkillsByPalette
is now using aIReadOnlyDictionary<int, int>
instead ofIDictionary<int, int>
- Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Clients.BaseEndpointClient
has had its generic parameter removed as it's no longer necessary - Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Clients.IEndpointClient
has been changed to better expose the endpoint metadata (all its implementers, basically all endpoint clients, have been updated to reflect these changes as well) Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Clients.EndpointBulkIdNameAttribute
has been extended to support a different id name for the object in case it doesn't equal the id name of the query parameter (this is e.g. used in the middleware to split and merge responses and/or caching)- Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Clients.EndpointPathParameterAttribute
has been renamed toEndpointQueryParameterAttribute
to indicate it's actually a query parameter and not a URL path - Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Clients.IEndpointClientImplementation
and its implementerEndpointClientImplementation
has been removed in favor of middleware - Breaking: All custom request exceptions listed in the
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http
namespace have been moved into theGw2Sharp.WebApi.Exceptions
namespace - All custom request exceptions have had their
ISerializable
implementation removed because it's too tedious to maintain for now - Two new types of bad requests have been added in
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Exceptions
:ListTooLongException
: This will be thrown whenever the API request contains too many ids for the request to complete (this may happen when theRequestSplitterMiddleware
isn't used)PageOutOfRangeException
: The will be thrown whenever a paged API request is done for a page that doesn't exist, a.k.a. is out of range
- Update
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.V2.Pvp.Seasons[id].Leaderboards[board][region]
to support pagination (#55)
Fixes
- Fix possible memory leak when using the archive memory cache in combination with binary data (a
MemoryStream
was not being disposed) - Fix
KeyNotFoundException
when performing a many request with at least one (but not all) invalid id (#65, #66) - Fix
LegendType
to start with 14 instead of 13 (#63) - Fail early when an access token is incorrectly formatted by throwing an
ArgumentException
during constructing of theConnection
object, and when setting it through theConnection.AccessToken
property (#62)
Refactoring
- Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.IConnection
no longer hasRequestAsync(...)
since this functionality has been rewritten to support middleware - Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.IConnection
now has the propertyIList<Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Middleware.IWebApiMiddleware>
to configure the middleware - Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http.HttpResponseInfo
has had itsRawRequestHeaders
property removed - Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http.IHttpRequest
has been renamed toIWebApiRequest
, its properties have been changed and moved into the propertyOptions
and the new methodExecuteAsync(...)
has been added - Breaking: Following its interface,
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http.HttpRequest
has been renamed toWebApiRequest
and its functionality has been adopted to the changes in the interface as well - Breaking:
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http.IHttpResponse
has been renamed toIWebApiResponse
and no longer containsRequestHeaders
, whileResponseHeaders
is no longer read-only (to allow middleware to change them if necessary) and has the additional methodCopy
(to allow middleware to copy a few properties by value into a new response object) - Breaking: Following its interface,
Gw2Sharp.WebApi.Http.HttpResponse
has been renamed toWebApiResponse
and its functionality has been adopted to the changes in the interface as well - Breaking, but minimal impact unless you've been using some of the "public" internals provided by Gw2Sharp in your application:
- The following structs have been made readonly:
Gw2Sharp.Models.Coordinates2
,Gw2Sharp.Models.Coordinates3
,Gw2Sharp.Models.Size
- All chat link structs that were in the namespace
Gw2Sharp.ChatLinks.Structs
have been moved toGw2Sharp.ChatLinks.Internal
to clarify that they are for internal use only - The
Gw2Sharp.Json.Converters.CompactMapConverter
that's used for endpoints that return objects with skill palettes has been changed to deserialize toIReadOnlyDictionary<K, V>
instead ofIDictionary<K, V>
- The following structs have been made readonly:
- A bunch of internal code changes to conform ReSharper and Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.FxCopAnalyzers
- All methods that compare strings, parse strings or create strings from other types have been updated to make sure that they ignore the system locale
- Mount type 10 in Mumble Link doesn't redirect to
MountType.None
anymore (#64)