Mapshaper.Net 0.3.0

Added

• Added typed CleanAsync, EraseAsync, JoinAsync, RenameFieldsAsync, and InfoAsync helpers to MapshaperClient.
• Added integration coverage that runs against the mapshaper CLI in CI.

Changed

• Use ProcessStartInfo.ArgumentList when available for safer, platform-native command argument handling while retaining compatibility with netstandard2.0 runtimes.
• Kept the broader mapshaper command surface in MapshaperPipeline, with raw argument pass-through for command-specific options.

Mapshaper.Net 0.2.0

Added

• Added a fluent MapshaperPipeline API for composing multi-command mapshaper workflows.
• Added pipeline wrappers for common mapshaper commands while preserving raw argument pass-through.
• Documented supported client methods, pipeline commands, options, result handling, and runtime requirements.

Changed

• Clarified runtime setup guidance for the external mapshaper CLI and Node.js.
• Expanded README examples for pipeline usage, options, failure handling, and documentation links.

Mapshaper.Net 0.1.0

Changed

• Retargeted the library package to netstandard2.0 for broader .NET compatibility.

Mapshaper.Net 0.0.2

Added

• Modeled common mapshaper import and output flags through MapshaperCommandOptions, MapshaperImportOptions, and MapshaperOutputOptions.
• Documented the thin wrapper philosophy in the README.

Changed

• Derive NuGet package versions from release tags.

Mapshaper.Net 0.0.1

0.0.1 - 2026-06-15

Added

• Initial MapshaperClient wrapper for running the external mapshaper CLI from .NET.
• Raw argument execution through RunAsync and failure-checking execution through RunOrThrowAsync.
• Convenience methods for common mapshaper workflows: convert, simplify, clip, dissolve, filter fields, and project.
• MapshaperOptions for configuring the mapshaper executable path and working directory.
• MapshaperResult and MapshaperException types for inspecting exit codes, standard output, standard error, and failed command arguments.
• README documentation with installation notes and usage examples.
• GitHub Actions CI for restore, build, test, and pack.
• NuGet publishing through GitHub Actions Trusted Publishing.