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v2.0 laid the architectural foundation with interface simplification and source generators. This release delivers new first-party database drivers for PostgreSQL, Azure Cosmos DB, and Dapper, plus a service-based repository driver for distributed architectures — letting teams use the repository abstraction with any data store or remote service without writing custom adapter code.
No due date•0/5 issues closedEnterprise deployments need to *see* what data is doing: who changed it, which tenant owns it, how long queries take. v1.9.0 wires the framework into the standard .NET observability stack, adds query-accessible audit history, and delivers EF Core multi-tenancy on par with what MongoDB users have had since v1.x.
No due date•0/3 issues closedSingle-entity CRUD is not sufficient for serious workloads. Importing a product catalog, streaming an event feed, or running a nightly reconciliation all demand operations that move many entities at once, predictably, without materializing everything in memory. v1.8.0 introduces the throughput primitives that mid-to-large teams need.
No due date•0/3 issues closedApplications are not just about storing data — they care deeply about what *happened* to it. Records get logically retired, workflow statuses transition, and operations somewhere downstream need to react to those changes. v1.7.0 gives the framework its first first-class lifecycle story: transparent soft deletes that protect queries from deleted data, a fully-implemented state machine built on the nascent `States.Core` package, and observable CRUD events that decouple side-effects from the repository layer.
No due date•12/13 issues closedPrevious releases delivered capabilities incrementally and carefully. This release takes the structural actions that backward compatibility prevented earlier: a simplified interface hierarchy, a .NET 9 minimum baseline, and introduces Roslyn source generators and a service-backed repository driver for distributed architectures.
No due date•0/4 issues closed