v0.67.3697

• New: Expose Lifetime.Scoped through the EventFLow service registration
  interface
• New: Upgrade NEST version to 6.1.0 and Hangfire.Core to 1.6.20
  Now Elasticsearch provide one index per document. If ElasticsearchTypeAttribute
  is used the index is map with the Name value as an alias.
  When ElasticsearchReadModelStore delete all documents, it will delete
  all indexes linked to the alias.
• Fix: Internal IoC (remember its just for testing) now correctly invokes
  IDisposable.Dispose() on scope and container dispose

v0.66.3673

• Critical fix: - fix issue where the process using EventFlow could hang using 100% CPU due to unsynchronized Dictionary access, See #541.

v0.65.3664

• Minor: Performance improvement of storing events for EventFlow.PostgreSql

v0.64.3598

• New: Added .NET standard support for SQLite

v0.63.3581

• New: PostgreSQL support in the form of the new EventFlow.PostgreSql NuGet package

v0.62.3569

• New: Created AggregateReadStoreManager<,,,> which is a new read store manager
  for read models that have a 1-to-1 relation with an aggregate. If read models get
  out of sync, or events are applied in different order, events are either fecthed
  or skipped. Added extensions to allow registration.
  • UseInMemoryReadStoreFor<,,>
  • UseElasticsearchReadModelFor<,,>
  • UseMssqlReadModelFor<,,>
  • UseSQLiteReadModelFor<,,>
• New: Added ReadModelId and IsNew properties to the context object that is
  available to a read model inside the Apply methods in order to better support
  scenarios where a single event affects multiple read model instances.
• Minor: Applying events to a snapshot will now have the correct Version set
  inside the Apply methods.
• Minor: Trying to apply events in the wrong order will now throw an exception.

v0.61.3524

• New: Support for Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection (IServiceProvider
  and IServiceCollection) using the EventFlow.DependencyInjection NuGet package.

  Add it to your ASP.NET Core 2.0 application:

    public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
    {
    	services.AddMvc();
    	services.AddEventFlow(o => o.AddDefaults(MyDomainAssembly));
    }

  Or use it explicitly:

    EventFlowOptions.New.
    	.UseServiceCollection()
    	...
    	.CreateServiceProvider();

• New: Package EventFlow.Autofac now references Autofac 3.5.2 for .NET
  framework 4.5.1 (down from Autofac v4.5.0)

• Fixed: Constructor injection of scoped instances into query handlers

v0.60.3490

• New: Implemented optimistic concurrency checks for MSSQL, SQLite and
  Elasticsearch read models
• New: Added .NET standard support for EventStore
• New: Delete read models by invoking context.MarkForDeletion() in an Apply method
• Minor: Removed unnecessary transaction in EventStore persistance
• Fixed: Read model SQL schema is no longer ignored for Table attribute

v0.59.3396

• Fix: Commands are now correctly published when no events are emitted from a saga
  after handling a domain event
• Minor fix: Updated name of Primary Key for MSSQL Snapshot Store to be different
  from MSSQL Event Store, so both can be used in the same database without conflicts

v0.58.3377

• Minor fix: Corrected log in CommandBus regarding events emitted due to command