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Bump Serilog.Sinks.MSSqlServer from 5.1.2 to 5.6.0 #101

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Bumps Serilog.Sinks.MSSqlServer from 5.1.2 to 5.6.0.

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v5.6.0

  • Fixed issue #191: Added option EagerlyEmitFirstEvent by implementing new PeriodicBatchingSink API.
  • Replaced SinkOptions with MSSqlServerSinkOptions and cleaned up namespaced (thanks to @jonorossi for the contribution).
  • Target .NET Core 2.1 (LTS) instead of 2.2
  • Fixed issue #312: Data conversion issue causes logging to silently fail.

v5.5.1

  • Fixed issue #300 Support DateTime2 data type for TimeStamp column (thanks to @stedel for the contribution).
  • Added Sourcelink support and publish symbols to nuget.org which allows consumers of the package to debug into the sink code.
  • Added troubleshooting tip in README with workaround for SqlClient issue regarding missing Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.Sni.dll in .NET Framework apps and updated samples\AppConfigDemo accordingly.
  • Added information in README about batched sink SqlBulkCopy behavior according to issue #209.

v5.5.0

  • Implemented enhancement #208: use Microsoft.Data.SqliClient for all platforms except net452 to enable Column Encryption (thanks to @mungk for the contribution).
  • Fixed issue #290 MissingMethodException with .NET Standard 2.0.
  • Added .NET Standard 2.0 sample program.
  • Minor bug fixes.
  • Completed overall refactoring and added unit tests for all refactored code.

v5.4.0

  • Added support for Azure Managed Identities for Resources authentication (thanks to @darrenschwarz for the contribution).
  • New interface using SinkOptions parameter. Marked old interfaces obsolete.
  • Implemented Enhancement #182: configurable property names for custom columns (thanks to @rocknet for the contribution).
  • Lots of refactoring and new unit tests.

v5.3.0

Code quality release.

  • Added code analysis and editorconfig rules based on Microsoft standards.
  • Fixed code analysis errors where possible and added justified suppressions the few remainig.
  • Use Visual Studio 2019 for AppVeyor builds
  • Updated some dependencies.
  • Added CombinedConfigDemo sample program showing how to combine config and code based sink intitialization.
  • Added a lot of unit tests.

v5.2.0

  • Enhancement #232: Allow to override formatter for rendering LogEvent column.
  • Fixed #187 (again - still an exception when using logevent column with TimeStamp column type DateTimeOffset).
  • Added sample programs.

v5.1.4

  • Fixed #187 Support datetimeoffset as a column type for default column TimeStamp.
  • Fixed #229 Slight issue with documentation.

v5.1.3

  • Support binary data type, support specify data length in column config, support specify allow null column
  • Also build on unit-test commits
  • Added issue templase
  • Hybrid config implementation
  • Bugfixes
Changelog

Sourced from Serilog.Sinks.MSSqlServer's changelog.

5.6.0

  • Fixed issue #191: Added option EagerlyEmitFirstEvent by implementing new PeriodicBatchingSink API.
  • Replaced SinkOptions with MSSqlServerSinkOptions and cleaned up namespaced (thanks to @jonorossi for the contribution).
  • Target .NET Core 2.1 (LTS) instead of 2.2
  • Fixed issue #312: Data conversion issue causes logging to silently fail.

5.5.1

  • Fixed issue #300 Support DateTime2 data type for TimeStamp column (thanks to @stedel for the contribution).
  • Added Sourcelink support and publish symbols to nuget.org which allows consumers of the package to debug into the sink code.
  • Added troubleshooting tip in README with workaround for SqlClient issue regarding missing Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.Sni.dll in .NET Framework apps and updated samples\AppConfigDemo accordingly.
  • Added information in README about batched sink SqlBulkCopy behavior according to issue #209.

5.5.0

  • Implemented enhancement #208: use Microsoft.Data.SqliClient for all platforms except net452 to enable Column Encryption (thanks to @mungk for the contribution).
  • Fixed issue #290 MissingMethodException with .NET Standard 2.0.
  • Added .NET Standard 2.0 sample program.
  • Minor bug fixes.
  • Completed overall refactoring and added unit tests for all refactored code.

5.4.0

  • Added support for Azure Managed Identities for Resources authentication (thanks to @darrenschwarz for the contribution).
  • New interface using SinkOptions parameter. Marked old interfaces obsolete.
  • Implemented Enhancement #182: configurable property names for custom columns (thanks to @rocknet for the contribution).
  • Lots of refactoring and new unit tests.

5.3.0

Code quality release.

  • Added code analysis and editorconfig rules based on Microsoft standards.
  • Fixed code analysis errors where possible and added justified suppressions the few remainig.
  • Use Visual Studio 2019 for AppVeyor builds
  • Updated some dependencies.
  • Added CombinedConfigDemo sample program showing how to combine config and code based sink intitialization.
  • Added a lot of unit tests.

5.2.0

  • Enhancement #232: Allow to override formatter for rendering LogEvent column.
  • Fixed #187 (again - still an exception when using logevent column with TimeStamp column type DateTimeOffset).
  • Added sample programs

5.1.4

  • Fixed #187 Support datetimeoffset as a column type for default column TimeStamp.
  • Fixed #229 Slight issue with documentation.

5.1.3

  • Support binary data type, support specify data length in column config, support specify allow null column
  • Also build on unit-test commits
  • Added issue templase
  • Hybrid config implementation
  • Bugfixes
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