We're pleased to announce that SphinxConnector.NET 6.2 is now available via NuGet! You can also download a build from our site, but that only contains a version for .NET Framework 4.6.2. and higher.

This release adds support for Manticore's scroll token feature to the fluent API:

//Retrieve the token via the Scroll() method:
var firstResult = await FulltextSession.Query<Book&>().
                                        OrderBy(x => x.ReleaseDate).
                                        ThenBy(x => x.Id).
                                        Limit(0, 20).
                                        Scroll(out ScrollToken token).
                                        ToListAsync();

 //Pass the token to the next query via Options() and also retrieve the new token:
 var secondResult = await FulltextSession.Query<Book>().
                                          Limit(0, 20).
                                          Scroll(out ScrollToken nextToken).
                                          Options(o => o.Scroll(token.Value)).
                                          ToListAsync();

It can of course also be used with future and prepared queries.

We're pleased to announce that SphinxConnector.NET 6.1 is now available via NuGet! You can also download a build from our site, but that only contains a version for .NET Framework 4.6.2. and higher.

This release adds support for authenticated connections to Sphinx and Manticore Search. Please note that with Sphinx, only SHA1 hashed passwords (mysql_native_auth) are supported in this release.

We’ve also added the ability to configure the logger provider and set the license key during the FulltextStore initialization call:

var fulltextStore = new FulltextStore().Initialize(c => c.SetLicense("Your license key").
                                                          SetLoggerProvider(new ConsoleLoggerProvider()));

This should make for some nicer setup during container registration of the fluent API classes.

Additionally, you can now set the license key via an environment variable called SPHINXCONNECTOR_LICENSE_KEY for scenarios where you the retrieve the key from a vault of some kind, e.g. for containerized setups.

For a full list of changes, please refer to the version history.

We're pleased to announce that SphinxConnector.NET 5.4 is now available via NuGet! You can also download a build from our site, but that only contains a version for .NET Framework 4.6.1. and higher.

This release adds .NET 8.0 as a new build target and provides basic support for tracing via OpenTelemetry. In the first iteration tracing connection lifetime and executed statements is supported.

For a full list of changes, please refer to the version history.

We're pleased to announce that SphinxConnector.NET 5.2 is now available via NuGet! You can also download a build from our site, but that only contains a version for .NET Framework 4.6.1. and higher.

This release adds .NET 7.0 as a new build target. We've removed builds for .NET 5 since it has reached end of support in May. We’ve fixed a bug that was preventing the usage of IndexOf in conjunction with a dictionary that represents a JSON attribute e.g. an expression like this:

((List<string>)x.Properties["Categories"]).IndexOf("Fiction") > -1

For a full list of changes, please refer to the version history.

We're pleased to announce that SphinxConnector.NET 5.1 is now available via NuGet! You can also download a build from our site, but that only contains a version for .NET Framework 4.6.1. and higher.

This release adds a build for .NET 6.0, while .NET Core 2.1 has been removed as a target as it has gone out of support. We’ve added support for Manticore’s new LEVENSHTEIN() function and the DateOnly type introduced in .NET 6.

For a full list of changes, please refer to the version history.