v4.0.84

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• FIXED: Null parameter for Execute method that throw a NullReferenceException (#134)

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v4.0.83

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• IMPROVED: Temporary option (currently under testing): TmpSmartCacheKey = true to improve cache key with expand object
• FIXED: Eval.Execute Fails if Cache SizeLimit Set #131

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v4.0.82

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• IMPROVED: CacheKey for compiled expression to handle more options when they are turning on/off
• ADDED: Temporary option (currently under testing): TmpSmartCacheKey = true to improve cache key with dictionary key
• FIXED: Flags enum problem #133
• FIXED: Could not regard string as IEnumerable #128

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v4.0.81

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v4.0.80

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• FIXED: Problem with DateTimeOffset and EF Core using Postgres #126

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v4.0.79

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• IMPROVED: CacheKey for compiled expression to handle more options when they are turning on/off

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v4.0.78

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• ADDED: A NuGet package compatible with unity: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Z.Expressions.Eval.Unity

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v4.0.77

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v4.0.76

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• IMPROVED: The fix added in v4.0.75 (See the bold part). If the return type is a List<T> but the return of the expression is not a list but another type such as IEnumerable<T>, we will now convert automatically to a List<T> instead of throwing an error. But the list will only use a ToList if not already a list, otherwise a cast will be done

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v4.0.75

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• FIXED: Issue with Xamarin platform caused by the DynamicAnonyousType initialization. The issue still exists, however will only happen when really using Anonymous Type and not by default.
• ADDED: If the return type is a List<T> but the return of the expression is not a list but another type such as IEnumerable<T>, we will now convert automatically to a List<T> instead of throwing an error.

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