v0.7.0

Added

• tx bpa rules add, set, remove, and init author custom BPA rules from the CLI. They edit
  your config-dir bpa-rules.json (which bpa run loads) or the file --rules-file names, and
  keep fields tx does not model. Scope and severity are validated (#232).
• tx bpa rules add, set, and remove take a model to edit the rules that ship with it, in
  its BestPracticeAnalyzer annotation. The edit runs like other model mutations (--save,
  --stage, --save-to, ...), uses the same field checks as rules files, and keeps fields tx
  does not model (#330).
• tx bpa run --fix now fixes DAX_COLUMNS_FULLY_QUALIFIED and DAX_MEASURES_UNQUALIFIED
  by rewriting the object's DAX, through two new fix expressions:
  QualifyColumnReferences() and UnqualifyMeasureReferences(). References that cannot be
  resolved for certain (a column name in several tables, a name that is also a string literal,
  a measure qualified with the wrong table) are reported as fix errors and left unchanged (#267).
• tx doctor reports the current session's connection (current-session) and, on Windows,
  warns when you are signed in but the token cache file is missing.
• tx doctor --show-details includes account, server, database, model, profile, and session
  names and full paths. Without it, the report is safe to paste into a bug report: the home
  directory is shown as ~ and names are replaced by what kind of thing they are.
• tx doctor suggests tx session prune when session files of exited shells are left over.

Changed

• tx doctor output is shorter and only warns when something needs doing. Optional states
  (no profiles, not signed in, no update check yet) are reported with the new Info status
  (INFO) instead of WARN. The runtime, operating-system, terminal, and
  model-providers checks are removed because they could never fail; the runtime, OS, and
  terminal details are still in the header and in the JSON fields. The update-cache message
  now shows a short UTC time and says to run tx update. A source build (./tx) or an install
  tx update cannot update reports a newer release as INFO without that hint, matching the
  update notice. The header and JSON (installKind) show how tx was installed.
• tx doctor no longer prints the end-of-command "a new version is available" notice (its
  update-cache check already says so) and no longer refreshes the update cache over the
  network, keeping its promise to stay local.
• tx doctor no longer creates ~/.tomix on a machine where tx has not run yet; it reports
  that the directory will be created on first use.
• tx get text output shows only the properties that are set, aligned under the object's path
  and kind, with annotations and translations in their own sections and multi-line expressions
  as indented blocks. Unset settable properties fold into one Not set: line, followed by a
  tx set hint. The new --all option lists every property, with a "N of M set" count, a dim
  — for empty values, and a read-only tag. JSON and CSV output are unchanged.
• tx get --query with an unknown property now fails with TOMIX_PROPERTY_NOT_FOUND and
  suggests the closest property name, or lists the valid ones when nothing is close. An unset
  annotation: or translation: token reads back as null.

Changed

• tx bpa rules list shows each rule's scope, and lists the rules in your config-dir
  bpa-rules.json (source user), matching what bpa run loads (#232).
• Config, profiles, recent connections, session, staging, update-check, auth, BPA, and
  test-snapshot files are now read and written with source-generated JSON instead of runtime
  reflection, as groundwork for a faster-starting Native AOT build. The files' format is
  unchanged, so existing ones keep working.
• Release binaries and the dotnet tool package no longer include msalruntime and
  msasxpress, two native libraries tx never uses for sign-in (the release binary is about
  3 MB smaller). The dotnet tool package now talks to XMLA endpoints uncompressed, as the
  release binaries already did.

Removed

• Breaking: tx script is removed. Despite its description it never ran C#: it evaluated a
  handful of fixed read-only expressions (Model.Tables.Count, Model.Tables[0].Name, ...) and
  could not change a model. Use tx ls, tx get, and tx find (with --output-format json)
  to read the same information. The TOMIX_SCRIPT_FILE_NOT_FOUND and TOMIX_SCRIPT_REQUIRED
  codes are gone with it.
• Breaking: tx load is replaced by tx summary, which is listed under Discover and reports
  more: the source (path or workspace endpoint), on-disk format, culture, default storage mode,
  and partition, calculation group, perspective, and culture counts alongside the old ones.
• Breaking: the compatibility -q <property>/-i <value> options on tx add and tx set
  are removed. Use --set <property>=<value> (repeatable; <property>=- reads stdin) and, on
  add, --expression/-e for the new object's value. -q now means --quiet on every command.
  The TOMIX_SET_INPUT_CONFLICT, TOMIX_ADD_INPUT_CONFLICT, and TOMIX_ADD_VALUE_REQUIRED codes
  are gone with them.

What's Changed

• feat(bpa): DAX-rewrite fixes for column and measure qualification by @bgarcevic in #326
• feat(bpa): author custom rules with bpa rules add/set/remove/init by @bgarcevic in #328
• feat(doctor): shareable report, current session, and honest update advice by @bgarcevic in #331
• refactor: source-generated JSON and a single-binary Native AOT preview by @bgarcevic in #329
• feat(bpa): author rules in the model's BestPracticeAnalyzer annotation by @bgarcevic in #332
• feat(get): compact property view with --all and property suggestions by @bgarcevic in #334
• feat!: remove tx script, replace tx load with tx summary, retire add/set -q/-i by @bgarcevic in #333
• chore(release): prepare 0.7.0 by @github-actions[bot] in #327

Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.7.0