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# 0.0.18
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## ElectronNET.Core
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## Major overhaul: ElectronNET.Core
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### Highlights
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- **Complete MSBuild Integration**: Eliminated CLI tool dependency, moved all build processes to MSBuild with deep Visual Studio integration
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- **Modernized Architecture**: Restructured process lifecycle with .NET launching first and running Electron as child process for better control and reliability
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- **Cross-Platform Development**: Build and debug Linux applications directly from Windows Visual Studio via WSL integration
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- **Flexible Electron Versioning**: Removed version lock-in, users can now select any Electron version with build-time validation
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- **Enhanced Debugging Experience**: ASP.NET-first debugging with Hot Reload support and improved process termination handling
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- **Console App Support**: No longer requires ASP.NET - now works with simple console applications for file system or remote server HTML/JS
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- New features
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- New package names
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- Restart of versioning
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### Build System & Project Structure
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- Eliminated electron.manifest.json configuration file, replaced with MSBuild project properties
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- Introduced new package structure: ElectronNET.Core (main package), ElectronNET.Core.Api (API definitions), ElectronNET.Core.AspNet (ASP.NET integration)
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- Added Runtime Identifier (RID) selection as part of project configuration
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- Restructured build folder layout to use standard .NET format (bin\net8.0\win-x64) instead of bin\Desktop
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- Implemented incremental build support for Electron assets to improve build performance
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- Added custom MSBuild tasks for Electron-specific build operations
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### Development Experience
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- Implemented unpackaged run-mode for development using regular .NET builds with unpackaged Electron configuration
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- Added support for building Linux packages on Windows via WSL integration
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- Enabled running and debugging Linux application outputs on Windows through WSL
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- Integrated TypeScript compilation with ASP.NET tooling for consistent builds
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- Added process orchestration supporting 8 different launch scenarios (packaged/unpackaged × console/ASP.NET × dotnet-first/electron-first)
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### Debugging & Runtime
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- Dramatically improved debugging experience with ASP.NET-first launch mode
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- Added Hot Reload support for ASP.NET code during development
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- Implemented proper process termination handling for all exit scenarios
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- Minimized startup times through optimized build and launch procedures
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### Technical Improvements
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- Enhanced splash screen handling with automatic path resolution
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- Improved ElectronHostHook integration as proper npm package dependency
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- Updated to latest TypeScript version with ESLint configuration
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- Added support for custom main.js files in projects
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- Implemented version management through common.props file
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- Added build-time Electron version compatibility validation
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### Package & Distribution
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- Integrated MSBuild publishing mechanisms for creating Electron packages
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- Added folder publishing support with improved parameter handling
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- Implemented automated package.json generation from MSBuild properties
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- Added GitHub release automation with proper versioning
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- Reduced package sizes by eliminating unnecessary TypeScript dependencies
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### Migration & Compatibility
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- Maintained backward compatibility for existing ElectronHostHook implementations
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- Removed ASP.NET requirement: Now works with simple console applications for file system or remote server HTML/JS scenarios
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- Added support for both console and ASP.NET Core application types
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- Preserved all existing Electron API functionality while modernizing architecture
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- Added migration path for existing projects through updated package structure
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This represents a comprehensive modernization of Electron.NET, addressing the major pain points around debugging, build complexity, and platform limitations while maintaining full API compatibility.
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