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AsyncInterceptor is an extension to Castle DynamicProxy to simplify the development of interceptors for asynchronous methods.
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127 years old
17 releases · first in 1900
Added the .NET 6 build targets #140
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Remove the netstandard1.4 build target #79
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Preserve the stack trace of re-thrown exceptions #57
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Enabled source link to the NuGet package #114
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Use the new Castle.Core CaptureProceedInfo() to make AsyncInterceptor work for reals #54
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Convert internal field to public property to allow external access. #51 - Thanks to @StevenRasmussen
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Accept IProxyGenerator instead-of OR in-addition-to ProxyGenerator #30 - Thanks to @ndrwrbgs
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Updated to the latest NuGet packages #22
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Document examples of error handling with the different async interception options #18
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