Dotfuscator Professional Edition, Version 4.41.1 – Release Date April 29, 2019

Published on April 29, 2019 by Alexander Goodwin

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Improved support for building in cloud environments. See the Build Agent Considerations page for more details.
- Dotfuscator is now available as a privately-downloadable NuGet package in addition to the usual msi installer.
- License keys can now be specified through command line arguments or an environment variable.
- Note: The Dotfuscator Professional Build Task extension is also now available and can be used to add the DotfuscatorCLI task to your Azure Pipelines build process.

Visual Studio 2019 is supported by Dotfuscator’s Visual Studio Integration.
The sample projects moved to GitHub and are no longer included in the installer.
You can access them from the Config Editor by choosing “File” -> “Download Samples”.
The Config Editor supports new keyboard accelerators.
Improved documentation for .NET Core 3 apps.
Additional documentation improvements.
This release may include protection enhancements not described here.

The entire assembly path is no longer displayed in the inclusion and exclusion tree views in the Dotfuscator Config Editor.
Custom Attributes are now displayed in an “Attributes” node, that is collapsed by default.

Corrects an issue with installing Dotfuscator’s Visual Studio Integration on systems that have early versions of Visual Studio 2017.
Renaming will no longer generate new names that are reserved words in Java.
Improved support for High DPI displays.
Configuring a Sink method that is async, with an Action configured will now error to prevent undefined behavior at runtime.
Markup parsing error messages are now more specific.
Resolved an issue that could result in build failures when automatically creating PDBs.
Resolved an issue with processing generic constraints used in C# 7.3