Changes you can actually upgrade through.
Every release notes what changed, what broke, and how to migrate. No surprises.
Semantic Versioning
We follow SemVer. Major = breaking, Minor = features, Patch = fixes.
Breaking Changes
Called out explicitly with migration steps. Query format changes are highlighted.
Deprecation Policy
Deprecated features are marked and supported for at least one major version.
2026
Privacy & Terms Updated
Feb 17Updated Privacy Policy and Terms of Use to reflect current practices and compliance requirements.
2025
Async Fixes
Fixed async unit tests and a minor issue when using lists of objects and calling async methods.
New: .AsAsyncInMemoryQueryable() bypasses async methods
and calls sync methods for in-memory lists.
Try ServiceQuery® Page
Dec 22New interactive Try page to explore ServiceQuery® using an example object. See how easy it is to setup and dynamically query data.
Shorthand Operators
MongoDB driver upgrade to v3.5.2 and new shorthand filterType operators for easier manual query building.
EF Core 8 Package
New package ServiceQuery.EntityFrameworkCore8 targeting EFC 8 and .NET 8 runtime.
Azure Data Tables updated to v12.11.0, MongoDB updated to v3.4.1.
.NET 10 and Legacy Framework Support
Added support for .NET 10 and Framework 4.6–4.8.1. ServiceQuery.EntityFrameworkCore for .NET 8 now targets Entity Framework Core 9. MongoDB driver updated to v3.2.1.
2024
.NET 9 + Async
.NET 9.0 support with complete async support. Includes providers for Azure Data Tables, Entity Framework Core, and MongoDB.
Nullable Sorting
Support for sorting nullable data types and rebuilt unit tests. Code coverage now at 96.08%.
Major Release
Removed all external NuGet package references — pure .NET C# framework code. Now supporting .NET 8.0 data types: DateOnly, TimeOnly, and UInt128.
Zero external dependencies for the core package!
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