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π§° A modern alternative to the Microsoft Assembly Binding Log Viewer (FUSLOGVW.exe)
Fusion++ is now running on .NET6 and gets published as self-contained executable. That means, it has no runtime dependencies anymore - however the package size went from ~35MB to ~100MB.
In addition, the UI components from DevExpress were updated and left their CTP state.
As always, I hope you enjoy using Fusion++ Have fun β
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I'm proud to say that the one and only Kirill Osenkov himself listed an issue (#24) with Fusion++ ignoring "Where-ref" bindings, because these bindings don't have a display name.
Starting with this version, Where-ref bindings are also shown in the result grid.
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As user Chuck Lu found out, Fusion++ did not work well with IIS hosted websites in the past. The reason was that Fusion++ did not add permissions to "Everyone" to the folder it writes the logs to. Issue #14 is fixed with this release.
Another minor issue #16 was reported by Michael Monsour. He had a `ArgumentOutOfRange...
This version does not add any new features. Instead, I converted Fusion++ from the beloved .NET Framework to .NET Core (netcoreapp3.1).
Note that this does not mean that you can analyse binding issues of .NET Core apps as well like requested in #10. It just means that Fusion++ itself is running as .NET Core app. Afaik, there's no real approach to track bind...
The ability to check Fusion logs in the UI instead of manually crawling through the file system was quite an improvement Version 1.0 offered. However, its log item detail form just offered a simple plain text view. For this version, I implemented a Fusion Log Syntax Highlighter ... maybe the first of its kind. Hope you'll find it as use...