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@Netshroud Netshroud released this 14 Oct 11:50
2.0.0-Beta.1
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  • SteamKit 2.0 now targets .NET Standard 2.0. This means it now requires .NET Framework 4.6.1 or higher, .NET Core 2.0 or higher, or any other .NET Standard 2.0-compatible runtime.
  • Added support for WebSocket client connections.
    • Server List treats WebSocket, TCP and UDP independently, even for the same server.
    • If a server is not reachable on TCP, SteamKit will still attempt UDP and vice-versa.
  • Added SteamConfiguration, which replaces the previous assortment of individual configuration properties and parameters.
    • If the SteamConfiguration permits both TCP and UDP, both can now be used (depending on server ranking). (#417)
    • See the Breaking Changes section below for further details.
  • Added ArgumentNullException to the public API surface when passing null into methods that would have previously triggered a NullReferenceException.
  • Updated Protobuf message classes to expose a property indicating if any wire value was specified or not, and a method to clear the value.
  • Updated game-related GC messages and protobufs. (#459, #460)
  • Updated Steam enums and protobufs. (#456, #457, #458)
  • Fixed no callback being fired when calling SteamUserStats.GetLeaderboardEntries. (#421)
  • Fixed a crash if we encountered a message that's too small to actually contain a message.
  • Fixed user's name being changed to [unassigned] if SteamFriends.SetPersonaState() is called too early. (#442)
  • Fixed order of handlers being non-deterministic. (#442)
  • Fixed exception when using SteamUnifiedMessages.UnifiedService<>.SendMessage. (#469)

BREAKING CHANGES

  • Removed all methods and properties that were marked as [Obsolete].
  • The SteamClient constructor now accepts a SteamConfiguration object, which is a container for various configuration settings.
    • If you were using the SteamClient constructor to specify a specific protocol type (TCP or UDP), use SteamConfiguration instead.
    • If you were using various properties to modify timeouts etc., use SteamConfiguration instead.
    • If you do not provide a SteamConfiguration when constructing a SteamClient, the server list will be private to that SteamClient instance.
    • If you create multiple clients from a single configuration, the server list will be shared among those clients.
    • SteamClient.ConnectedUniverse is now SteamClient.Universe. This is now set from the configuration, and is no longer EUniverse.Invalid when not connected.
    • SteamClient.ConnectionTimeout is now read-only. Setting this property is now performed on SteamConfiguration.
  • Removed SteamClient.ConnectedCallback.EResult, as it could only ever be EResult.OK.
  • Servers are now represented by ServerRecord objects, not IP addresses.
    • CMListCallback now returns a collection of ServerRecord objects, not IP addresses. (#434)
    • CMListCallback now also includes WebSocket servers. (#434)
    • SteamClient.Connect now optionally accepts a ServerRecord instead of optionally accepting an IPEndPoint. You can create a ServerRecord for a particular protocol type or set of protocol types.
    • IServerListProvider now deals with ServerRecords instead of IPEndPoints.
  • Disabling server list fetching from the directory is now done via SteamConfiguration instead of SmartCMServerList.
  • SteamDirectory helper methods now accept a SteamConfiguration rather than just a cellid.
  • SteamFriends.GetPersonaName(), SteamFriends.GetFriendPersonaName and SteamFriends.GetClanName can all now return null if the value is unknown. (#443)
  • WebAPI used to throw a WebException on non-success status code, or other failure. It now throws HttpRequestException. (#446)
  • CDNClient and WebAPI now expose Task-based asynchronous methods. This replaces the previous synchronous methods.
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