Release v3.1.0

What's Changed

• 3.1.0 - Cmdlet Fixes by @Yevrag35 in #4

Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.1.0

v3.0.0 of ListFunctions

What's Changed

• v3.0.0 by @Yevrag35 in #3

Highlights

• Major refactor for performance and maintainability.
• PowerShell module now uses ZLinq (PowerShell 7) for faster list/query operations.
• Consolidated assertion cmdlets under a shared base for better null/empty handling and code reuse.
• Target frameworks and dependencies updated across .NET projects.
• New cmdlet: ConvertTo-Dictionary.

Breaking Changes

• Removed: MG.Collections.dll and related resource files from the module.
• Exported cmdlets updated: the set of exported cmdlets has changed; review script imports if you referenced removed/renamed commands.
• Assertion semantics: AssertAllObjects* and AssertAnyObject* now share a common base with stricter and more consistent handling of null/empty inputs and enhanced parameter validation. Scripts relying on previous edge-case behavior may need adjustments.

Build/runtime baselines:

• System.Management.Automation updated to 7.5.2 (align with PowerShell 7.5.x on developer/build agents).

v2.0.0 Release of ListFunctions

Overhaul of all of the cmdlets and moved to a binary module for performance improvement.

What's Changed

• v2.0.0 Release Published by @Yevrag35 in #2

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v2.0.0

v1.2.0 Release of ListFunctions

The CSharp code that was used for creating the comparing and equality checking logic has been compiled into its own engine. Just makes it easier.

• New Function - New-SortedSet

Changes

• When New-HashSet's generic type is [string], the default comparer is case-insensitive. Case-sensitivity can retained by specifying the '-CaseSensitive' switch.
• Assert-Any & Assert-All functions were rewritten to perform better. Instead of enumerating the entire collection(s), the check can return as soon as a check fails to validate.
• BREAKING - $args[0] & $args[1] have been removed as valid variables within scriptblocks. ScriptBlocks must use $x & $y now where 2 objects are being compared.

Full Changelog: v1.1...v1.2.0

v1.1 Release of ListFunctions

Introduces 2 new functions:

• New-List
  • An easier way to create a 'System.Collections.Generic.List<T>' in PowerShell
• New-HashSet
  • An easier way to create a 'System.Collections.Generic.HashSet<T>' in PowerShell (MSDocs)
  • Complete with a method for customizing equality checking using [scriptblock]