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Npgsql 4.0.3 fixes various non-critical bugs. The list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 4.0.2 fixed assembly strong naming, which was accidentally broken in the 4.0.1 release. Some other bug fixes are included.

The list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 4.0.1 contains some important fixes for bugs found since the 4.0.0 release. It's recommended that everyone upgrade.

The list of changes is available here.

See the release notes.

Npgsql 3.2.7 contains some important fixes, and includes support for some PostgreSQL 10 features, notably SCRAM-SHA1-256. It's recommended that everyone upgrade.

The list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.2.6 contains some non-critical fixes, everyone is encouraged to upgrade.

The list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.2.5 contains non-critical fixes, everyone is encouraged to upgrade.

The full list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.2.4 contains some important fixes, including #1593 which fixes a critical async SynchronizationContext bug. Everyone is encouraged to upgrade.

The full list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.2.3 contains some important fixes, everyone is encouraged to upgrade. This version notably introduces support for .NET Standard 2.0, which is still in preview but can be used.

The full list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.2.2 contains a many important bugfixes, all users are encouraged to upgrade. Significant changes include:

• Due to the many complaints, Npgsql 3.2's use of Microsoft.Extensions.Logging has been dropped, and logging now works as it did in Npgsql 3.1 (#1504).. This will remove the large amount of new dependencies. Apologies to all who have already modified their code to use the new API.
• Npgsql 3.2 introduced Windows performance counter support. While this allows you to know more about connection usage, initialization of performance counters caused slowdowns and exceptions. They are no longer initialized by default - specify Use Perf Counters=true if you want to use them (#1435).

The full list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.1.10 contains some important fixes, users of 3.1.x should upgrade.

The full list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.2.1 contains some important fixes, users of 3.2.0 should upgrade immediately.

The full list of changes is available here.

Release notes: http://www.npgsql.org/doc/migration/3.2.html

The beta of 3.2.0 is out and available on nuget.

See here for the release notes.

Npgsql 3.1.9 contains a pack of bug fixes. The two most important ones are:

• https://github.com/npgsql/npgsql/issues/1306: concurrent modification exception, introduced in 3.1.8, when closing connections
• https://github.com/npgsql/npgsql/issues/1303: due to an async rewriting bug, ExecuteScalarAsync was internally sync.

There are several other important bug fixes, everyone is encouraged to upgrade. The full list of changes is available here.

Npgsql 3.1.8 contains two important deadlock fixes that could occur when performing synchronous operations on the thread pool, one which caused thread pool exhaustion when opening (#1232) and another with multistatement commands (#1256).

In addition, some performance optimizations have been made which should make pooled connection open
work much faster.

The complete list of issues is here.

(Sep 25, 2016) NpgsqlDdexProvider-3.1.0.vsix added

The complete list of issues is here.

Npgsql 3.1.6 is a minor bug release that mainly fixes the incorrect nuget ID accidentally published in 3.1.5
(npgsql instead of Npgsql).

The complete list of issues is here.

Npgsql 3.1.5 targets .NET Core RTM (1.0.0), which was released a few days ago.

The complete list of issues for Npgsql 3.1.5 is here.

Npgsql 3.1.4 mainly fixes some more cases of missing ConfigureAwait(false) which could cause deadlocks, you are strongly encouraged to upgrade, especially if you use the async APIs.

The complete list of issues for 3.1.4 is here.