(chore): Upgrade CSharpier formatter to 1.3.0.
(chore): Bump Node.js base image from 24.15 to 24.16.
(fix): Bump WireMock.Net from 2.2.0 to 2.6.0 in generated test projects to resolve Snyk
vulnerability reports flagging the older version.
(chore): Document the new RawResponse property on thrown API exceptions in the generated README’s Exception Handling section, and note that .WithRawResponse() also works on streaming and void endpoints in the Raw Response section.
(fix): Fix ObjectDisposedException thrown from RawClient.CloneRequestAsync when retrying a request
with retryable content (JSON or buffered multipart). The retry loop previously sent the original
HttpRequestMessage for the initial attempt and only cloned for retries; under HTTP/2 (and some
other configurations) HttpClient disposes the Content of every request it sends, leaving the
original’s Content disposed by the time the first retry tried to clone it. The loop now always
sends a clone — never the original — for retryable content with at least one retry budgeted.
Same fix also: clamps negative MaxRetries values to 0 (would have surfaced as
NullReferenceException under the new loop structure); short-circuits MaxRetries == 0 and the
non-retryable content path through a fast lane that sends the original directly with no cloning
cost; and threads the caller’s CancellationToken into CloneRequestAsync’s body-buffering so
cancellation requests during large-body clones are honoured promptly (.NET 5+).
(feat): Generate raw-response wrappers for streaming and void endpoints. Streaming endpoints now return a new WithRawResponseStream<T> struct that implements IAsyncEnumerable<T> (so await foreach still works) and exposes .WithRawResponse() for HTTP metadata. Void endpoints now return a non-generic WithRawResponseTask with the same .WithRawResponse() accessor. Also fixes a pre-existing bug where JSON streaming endpoints never yielded their deserialized results.
(feat): Page<T> now exposes Url alongside StatusCode and Headers, matching the shape of the RawResponse exposed on *ApiException and on WithRawResponse<T>.
(feat): *ApiException now exposes a RawResponse property carrying the failed HTTP response’s status code, URL, and headers. Lets callers read Retry-After off a 429, pull X-Request-Id for support tickets, or inspect rate-limit headers off a thrown exception. Existing constructors still work — this is purely additive.
(fix): Fixed a compile error (CS9035) for discriminated unions that have required base properties.
The internal constructor used for property-name deserialization is now annotated with
[SetsRequiredMembers], so callers are no longer forced to set the required base properties
at that call site.
(fix): MockServerTestGenerator now normalizes nullable date-time query and header parameters to millisecond precision, matching the fix previously applied to MockEndpointGenerator. Without this, mock-server tests for nullable date-time fields emitted matchers like "2024-01-15T09:30:00Z" while the SDK actually sent "2024-01-15T09:30:00.000Z".
(fix): Mock-server tests now serialize nullable date-time query and header parameters with millisecond precision so they match what the runtime sends. Previously, when a date-time field was wrapped in a nullable container (e.g. with respect-nullable-schemas: true and coerce-optional-schemas-to-nullable: false), the generated WithParam("since", "2024-01-15T09:30:00Z") omitted milliseconds while the SDK actually sent 2024-01-15T09:30:00.000Z, causing WireMock to return 404.
(fix): Dynamic snippets now render path-parameter arguments in IR (URL / SDK signature) order
rather than in the order they happen to appear in the input request, so generated
examples line up with the actual SDK method signature even when the spec lists path
parameters in a different order.
(chore): Patch C# SDK generator container CVEs flagged in the AWS ECR / grype scan.
Switch the apk upgrade to pick up the latest Alpine 3.23 patches (nghttp2,
openssl, libcrypto, libssl, sqlite-libs, expat, etc.), pin a non-vulnerable
set of System.* NuGet dependencies, drop the bundled PowerShell warmup
so its vendored System.Net.Http 4.3.0 / System.Security.Cryptography.Xml
DLLs are no longer included in the published image, and clear the
System.Net.Http 4.3.0 artifact the /dependencies.csproj warmup leaves
in the NuGet cache after restore.
