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NuGetDefense 3.0.0-pre0004 has been released
I'm a cross-platform (Windows/Linux) dev with deep experience in C# and the .Net stack (from legacy 1.1 through core and .Net 5). I like creating developer tools and teaching others about code and architecture.
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3.x is coming together. What does the 4th prerelease of NuGetDefense 3.0.0 bring?
ScanOptions object for NuGetDefense.Lib to make it less likely that new options can be added and defaulted without breaking consumers.Next to be worked will be a long awaited caching solution. I'm looking at a per machine sqlite database that is stored in an overrideable location on each machine. For organizations, there will be a premium offering of a cloud based cache and a server that can be run on the local network to handle caching. Now is the time to speak out if you have any suggestions or concerns about caching.
Additionally, the query for the GitHub Advisory Database is ready and a new remote source will be added to facilitate it's usage.
Once 3.0.0 is ready, I'm going to overhaul the doc site. While I'm a huge fan of server side blazor, the client side version is generally slow to startup. I'm looking at simplifying it a lot and expanding the documentation to better cover the old features as well as the new ones coming in.
I greatly appreciate everyone who helps to give feedback on the prereleases.