v4.0.3.0 BugFix Release

Issues fixed this release:

• Fixed Package Reference Parsing not correctly parsing the PackageID's
• Fix CLI options
  • --check-referenced-projects also set --check-transitive-dependencies
  • --tfm was not being used at all

Other Changes

Bumped Dependencies

v3.2.3.0 BugFix Release

Issues fixed this release:

• Fixed Package Reference Parsing not correctly parsing the PackageID's
• Fix CLI options
  • --check-referenced-projects also set --check-transitive-dependencies
  • --tfm was not being used at all

Other Changes

Bumped Dependencies

v4.0.2.0

Fixed this release:

• #176 Index Out of Range Error
• NVD-Recreate (NuGetDefense.Tool) errors if --vuln-data-bin includes a directory that does not exist in it's path

v3.2.2.0

Fixed this release:

• #176 Index Out of Range Error
• NVD-Recreate (NuGetDefense.Tool) errors if --vuln-data-bin includes a directory that does not exist in it's path

V4.0.1

Fixed this Release

#153 NuGetDefence.lib: scanning twice does not report the vulnerabilities on secound scan

v3.2.1.0

Backporting Fixes from the v4.x branch for v3.x (.Net 6.0)

#153 NuGetDefence.lib: scanning twice does not report the vulnerabilities on secound scan

v4.0.0.1 Hotfix

Path to NuGetDefense in the msbuild file was referencing .Net 6.0:

Fixed #172

v4.0.0.0 .Net 8.0

No issues were reported specific to the prerelease. This release only bumps the required sdk/runtime to .Net 8 (the current LTS released a few months ago). If you want to keep using 3.x, it will remain supported and features/fixes will be backported for the remainder of .Net 6.0's support lifecycle.

v4.0.0.0-prerelease1

First .Net 8 release

Bumping the framework version. Assuming no issues are found this should be fully released within a week

v3.2.0.0 Bugfix Release

Fixes in this release focused on the SQLite cache.

A special thanks to @xtbmedia for PR #166 fixing a crash that could occur when initially creating the cache, and leaving the code base cleaner and providing a unit test to help make sure this continues to function.