v10.0.4

Breaking change in v10.0+ and new feature

New feature:

• Fix #883 - Add class ctor using default value for param by @DocSvartz in #885

In version 7.4.0 this feature was only available for record types

If you encountered this mapping behavior in 7.4.0, it is possible that your class was recognized as a record type, or was mistakenly recognized as a record type See more.

If you need the mapping behavior as for Record, in v10.0+ you can use - [AdaptWith(AdaptDirectives.DestinationAsRecord)] .
If you need the ability to set this setting without using attributes, open issue on this topic.

Example:

[AdaptWith(AdaptDirectives.DestinationAsRecord)]
public class SimpleRecord
{
    public int Id { get; private set; }
    public string Name { get; private set; }

    public SimpleRecord(int id, string name)
    {
        this.Id = id;
        this.Name = name;
    }
}

What's Changed

• fix: Restore PackageLicense by @DocSvartz in #870
• Fix #875 - ProjectToType regression in v10 by @DocSvartz in #876
• Feature : add simplification UseDestinationValue configuration method by @DocSvartz in #886
• Fix #883 - Add class ctor using default value for param by @DocSvartz in #885
• Fix: Restore v7.4.0 behavior for property without setter in class by @DocSvartz in #887
• Fix #881 - ProjectToType record regression by @DocSvartz in #888
• Improvement build - part 1 by @DocSvartz in #889
• fix: Typo in Data-types.md by @NLHaarP in #891

New Contributors

• @NLHaarP made their first contribution in #891

Full Changelog: v10.0.0...v10.0.4