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Release Notification - 87.1.x #3343
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The https://github.com/cefsharp/CefSharp.MinimalExample/tree/cefsharp/87 branch of the |
For those wishing to use |
It looks like with all these changes it is no longer possible to use object initializers to configure browser settings unless you directly reference settings CefSharp.Core.Runtime. Trying to set To configure browser settings you have to initialize the browser and let |
Thanks for letting me know. The previous behaviour should be preserved if possible. Should just be a matter of changing the type checking, I'll investigate tomorrow and get back to you. |
@andrewmd5 I've tested with Which package are you using? Which version of |
I am using the WinForms .NET Framework package however my project is using the new csproj format you’d find with .NET Core / 5 projects. The target framework is just set to net472. |
Thanks 👍 I've only tested with the older non-SDK-style project format when targeting I can speculatively change the type checking, I'd like to reproduce the problem first if possible. |
- When settings BrowserSettings/RequestContext properties the type checking needs to make sure the CefSharp.Core.BrowserSettings and CefSharp.BrowserSettings objects are acceptable - In WPF only the RequestContext was updated as there's no check for BrowserSettings property yet (probably should be) #3343 (comment)
There seem to be some mayor issues with this version:
Using .NET 4.8 Winforms. Tried clearing all caches, disabling all settings (including command line args), how can I help debug this? |
- When settings BrowserSettings/RequestContext properties the type checking needs to make sure the CefSharp.Core.BrowserSettings and CefSharp.BrowserSettings objects are acceptable - In WPF only the RequestContext was updated as there's no check for BrowserSettings property yet (probably should be) #3343 (comment)
@andrewmd5 I've changed the type checking (commit 2a80b71) which should hopefully resolve this. I need to resolve another issue before I can release a new If this is a high priority for you please let me know and I'll loot at releasing another |
@GieltjE What version of
Can you test with the |
If I find some time tonight I’ll upload a re
Thanks for the quick change. No rush on my end.
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VS2019 enterprise, for some reason the example forces itself to v88.1.0 which doesn't seem to exist anywhere..... |
Found the issue:
When that code is present everything breaks, without it everything is fine. -edit- Fixed by moving to JavascriptObjectRepository |
@andrewmd5 Thanks, I'll fix a few more things and release a new build in a few days. |
@GieltjE Are you using a newer
There are The Based on the error you were seeing it's likely that some files weren't correctly copied correctly during the build process and the
Can you clarify exactly what you changed? For me It's not clear how anything to do with the |
Using PackageReference, did nothing but open it, it was set to v86 at first, when attempting to update it to 87 it forced itself to 88 for some reason. The second attempt worked. Don't know why or what changed, but moving back to the ObjectRepository by reversing git and cleaning all caches etc. now works for some weird reason, get the fealing I am missing something. |
@GieltjE For future reference the
If it happens again please let me know, there's been a major restructure in terms of the |
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Hello,
In my CefSetting configuration, I only define the CachePath and the Locale (fr). |
@ZozoJL These are more likely problems with CEF and will need to be reported at https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/cef/issues?status=new&status=open |
Spellchecker not working appears to be a known issue https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/cef/issues/3055/windows-spell-checker-not-working-add There's a workaround listed which we can enable by default. |
I was planning on releasing version 87 today, unfortunately I have picked up a stomach bug, so there will be a delay of a few days. There will only be minor changes from the -pre release. Windows native spell checker will be disabled by default as CEF doesn't yet support it. Commit c43aec1 you can add the command line args to the -pre release. |
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For specifics about using the new |
This version includes some major changes to the
Nuget
packages including a new set of packages that specifically support.Net Core/.Net 5
. See #3319 for changes in relation to the package restructure for the existingNuget
pacakges.See Breaking Changes for a complete list (at this point there is likely the single breaking change).
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