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v1.3.1

This release addresses issues with the .NET 6.0.300 SDK where the source files are no longer available when running certain builds. The underlying issue is most likely a bug in the .NET SDK itself (see dotnet/sdk#25758) for details), but this package version might find a workaround. Big thanks to https://github.com/gtbuchanan for coming up with and making the fix!

v1.3.0

This release adds support for .NET 5's MemberNotNullAttribute and MemberNotNullWhenAttribute.

v1.2.1

This release fixes the XML documentation from the nullable attributes leaking into the automatically generated XML documentation file of consumers of the package (see issue #8).

Details:

For now, the attribute's XML documentation is wrapped in #if DEBUG conditionals. This ensures that the attribute's XML documentation doesn't appear in the documentation file of a release build while still being available during development (e.g. for IntelliSense in Visual Studio).

v1.2.0

This release provides solutions for issue #1 and issue #6. In addition, potential compiler warnings in the NullableAttributes.cs file are now hidden.

Upgrading:

Remove any previously defined NULLABLE_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDE_FROM_CODE_COVERAGE compiler constant, as it does not have any effect anymore.

ℹ️ Note:
Builds will NOT break if the constant is still defined. It is simply ignored now.

Details:

  • The package now supports packages.config via a content/ folder in the NuGet package.
  • The attributes are now excluded from code coverage by default. When referenced from projects targeting .NET Standard >= 2.0 or .NET Framework >= 4.0, the ExcludeFromCodeCoverageAttribute is used. For other project types, the DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute is used.
  • Added support for the NULLABLE_ATTRIBUTES_INCLUDE_IN_CODE_COVERAGE compiler constant which removes the code coverage attributes.
  • The NULLABLE_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDE_FROM_CODE_COVERAGE compiler constant no longer has any effects. Code coverage is now disabled by default.
  • The NullableAttributes.cs file now wraps the attributes with a #pragma warning disable and #pragma warning restore block to disable both compiler- and code-analysis warnings.

v1.1.1

This release adds the // <auto-generated> header to the NullableAttributes.cs file so that code analyzers like StyleCop ignore the file during the static code analysis. Thanks to @skarllot for suggesting and making this change!

v1.1.0

This release updates the package, so that the attributes file is no longer included in projects targeting a framework >= .NET Standard 2.1. For any target version below, the file is still automatically included. This ensures that the package can easily be installed in libraries which are multi-targeting different frameworks, without them having to define conditional compilation constants.

In addition, a small typo in the XML documentation was fixed.

v1.0.0

The initial release.

This release covers the following attributes:

  • AllowNullAttribute
  • DisallowNullAttribute
  • DoesNotReturnAttribute
  • DoesNotReturnIfAttribute
  • MaybeNullAttribute
  • MaybeNullWhenAttribute
  • NotNullAttribute
  • NotNullIfNotNullAttribute
  • NotNullWhenAttribute

Furthermore, the following compiler directives are supported in the source file:

  • NULLABLE_ATTRIBUTES_DISABLE
  • NULLABLE_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDE_FROM_CODE_COVERAGE