Releases: microsoft/WindowsDevicePortalWrapper
v0.9.5.1 Fixes for TLS and file upload
v0.9.5 - BREAKING CHANGE - Parser fixes
This is a breaking change release (minor) that changes the types used to store Performance Data received over WebSockets and regular HTTP.
It also contains some WER fixes.
Generic REST APIs (for custom or 3rd party endpoints) are now public.
DEBUG:
There are now asserts in every deseralizer step to help developers debug issues at runtime.
v0.9.4.1 - CSRF added back
Adds CSRF handling back to the project as the previous removal of CSRF handling broke security measures on unauthenticated devices.
Fixes for battery levels, OS/device names, and allowing UWP to install via StorageFiles
Devices without batteries (IoT, some desktops, Xbox) will no longer report "NaN" for their battery level, but instead show at 100%.
A new InstallApplicationAsync function for UWP has been added that supports use of StorageFile, making it easier for UWPs to find and install appx via the File Explorer.
Desktop will now display the device type (e.g. type of laptop) rather than "Unknown".
v0.9.3 - Live ETW, WER reports, and more async
Breaking change: By default, the DefaultDevicePortalConnection object will no longer attempt to switch from USB connection to WiFi. This should not impact many people.
v0.9.3 adds support for live ETW tracing over WebSocket and collection of Windows Error Reporting reports. In addition, several changes to the server have been made to make it more asynchronous.
v0.9.2
Fixes MixedRealityCapture API for HoloLens
Adds Holographic services API
Adds PerceptionSimulationPlayback and Recording APIs
Fixes failing Mrc test
Microsoft signed NuGet package can be found at https://www.nuget.org/packages/WindowsDevicePortalWrapper/
Microsoft signed DLLs attached to the release.
v0.9.1 Async Breaking Change, and Dump Collection APIs
v0.9.1 renames all Async methods to be GetAsync, which will break existing code.
v0.9 NuGet Release
This is the first release of compiled and Microsoft-signed DLLs for the Device Portal Wrapper project. The attached files are compiled libraries for the .NET and UWP versions of the library.
You can find the NuGet package (which contains these files) at https://www.nuget.org/packages/WindowsDevicePortalWrapper/ or by running
Install-Package WindowsDevicePortalWrapper
inside your Package Manager console in Visual Studio.