v0.5.2

Highlights

This update focuses on refactoring the internal plugin loading mechanism, streamlining how the CLI fetches and installs individual plugins.

Changed

• Refactored IPluginLoader to introduce dedicated LoadPlugins(string path) and LoadPlugin(string path, string id) method overloads
• Updated the PluginLoader implementation to support these new methods, removing the need to wrap single paths in arrays
• Simplified plugin retrieval logic in commands

v0.5.1

Highlights

This release introduces grouping command install and remove into pack command branch.

Changed

• Grouped command install and remove into pack
• Upgraded dependencies
• Commands is sealed

v0.5.0

Highlights

This release introduces native plugin management. Users can now install and remove .pxp packages directly via the CLI.

Added

• Added install command to install plugins from .pxp packages
• Added remove command to delete plugins and their associated files

Changed

• Upgraded Proxxi.Plugin.Sdk dependency from v2.0.0 to v2.2.0
• Standardize console messages
• Replace error handling with exceptions

v0.4.0

Changed

• Updated Proxxi.Plugin.Sdk to v2.0.0
• Refactored how plugin descriptions are retrieved to align with the new SDK. The loader now extracts descriptions via the standard [Description] attribute from System.ComponentModel instead of the legacy plugin attribute property

Upgrade notes

• All existing plugins must be updated to reference the v2.0.0 SDK and be recompiled to function with this version of the loader
• Ensure your plugin classes now use the [Description("...")] attribute from the System.ComponentModel namespace
• Attempting to load legacy (v1.x) plugins may result in missing metadata or runtime errors during the plugin discovery phase

v0.3.0

Highlights

This release introduces enhanced protocol filtering support for the CLI’s fetch command, giving users finer control over what protocols are included when fetching resources.

Added

• Protocol filtering option for the fetch command in the CLI

Upgrade notes

• The new protocol filtering feature may change the behavior of existing scripts or workflows that use fetch without protocol constraints
• Check proxxi fetch --help after upgrading to see new flags and options

v0.2.0

Highlights

This release expands Proxxi’s CLI with comprehensive plugin management: you can now list plugins, inspect details, enable/disable them, manage aliases, and work with plugin parameters.

Added

• New CLI commands for plugin management:
  • List plugins
  • Show plugin info
  • Enable / disable plugins
  • Manage plugin aliases
  • View and set plugin parameters

Changed

• Updated fetch command behavior
• Improved plugin configuration handling in Core (including the JSON-backed provider) to support new plugin management features

Upgrade notes

• If you already have existing plugin configs, review them after upgrading plugin config structure/handling may have changed
• Use --help to discover the full command list and available options

v0.1.0

🎉 This first official release of proxxi introduces the core CLI functionality.

Highlights

• CLI tool implemented with dependency injection (DI) architecture
• Added the fetch command to retrieve data via the CLI
• Foundation laid for future commands and extensions

This release marks the first usable version, setting up the basic structure and core feature for command-line interaction.