Release 5.1.0 · microsoft/bond

5.1.0: 2016-11-14

Added initial support for generating C++ Comm services and proxies.
The Haskell utility functions structName and structParams were renamed
to className and classParams (in the Language.Bond.Codegen.Cpp.Util
module).

The initial C++ Comm code has been merged in, but there is still work left
to be done before the first preview release. Use at your own risk.

Bond C# now supports
.NET Standard 1.0, 1.3, and 1.6,
so you can use Bond in .NET Core applications.
Pull request #243
- Not all assemblies work with all versions of the .NET Standard or on
  all platforms. The
  manual
  lists which assemblies target which frameworks.
- Bond C# Comm is not yet building with .NET Core toolchain, so its
  .NET Core support is preliminary.
Bond.JSON now depends on Newsoft.JSON 9.0.1, the earliest version that
supports .NET Standard 1.0.
A new assembly, Bond.Reflection.dll, has been added, due to some internal
refactoring needed for .NET Core support. Many of the Bond assemblies now
have a dependency on this assembly, so you'll need to deploy it. If you
use NuGet to consume Bond, this is should be handled automatically.
Fixed a bug in the MSBuild targets that caused codegen to always be run if
all of the BondCodegen items have Options metadata.
Fixed a bug in the MSBuild targets that caused compilation to fail if the
$BondOutputDirectory did not end with a trailing slash.

The constructor for LayerStackProvider no longer requires a logger;
instead, the transport's logger is passed to OnSend/OnReceive. Before,
using the same logger with a transport and LayerStackProvider required a
duplicate implementation.
Fixed a bug that prevented EpoxyListener from accepting multiple
connections in parallel.