dnSpy: starší verze ke stažení

After... 2 years, finally a new stable release!
Before the changelog, one important note: There will not be an official dnSpy AI integration, or an MCP server, or whatever else. Stop asking! Find an extension, make one yourself, or just vibecode it, and if it doesn't work, don't ask me, ask the extension developer... or AI.
New features:
- Added a new String References tool window, which allows viewing all strings present in the .NET metadata and method bodies (thanks to @Washi1337).
- Added a new .NET 10 distribution (dnSpy-net), which is not self-contained and contains both x64 and x86 binaries. This is intended as a more modern alternative to the dnSpy-netframework distribution. This is the recommended distribution if you have .NET 10 already installed on your system.
- Added support for the Windows 11 Snap Layout feature for dnSpy windows.
- dnSpy now detects when it is being run under Wine on Linux and disables WPF hardware acceleration to improve compatibility.
- SDK style projects can now be exported from dnSpy.Console.
- dnSpy's XML syntax highlighter now properly supports CDATA.
- Added support for the AllowByRefLike metadata flag on generic parameters in edit dialogs.
- Added support for generating .slnx solution files when exporting the decompilation to a project file.
Improvements and bug fixes:
- Updated from .NET 8 to .NET 10.
- Ensure the Save Module window appears for at least some time on screen to signal that the module was actually written.
- Fixed the decompilation of the calling convention field of DllImport for .NET.
- Fixed export of resources with MemoryStream type when generating RESX files.
- Added additional monospace fallback fonts to improve compatibility for running dnSpy under Wine.
- Fixed incorrect thread exit codes being displayed in the debugger Output dialog.
- Improved UI tooltips for metadata members with partially corrupted metadata.
- Added more safeguards against StackOverflowException in the decompiler.
- Fixed a rare decompiler crash relating to the C# fixed statement.
- Properly escape resource names in the treeview.
- BAML decompiler now adds x:FieldModifier when necessary.
- Improved exporting BAML files to project files.
- Tweaked C# decompiler variable naming algorithm.
- Fixed BAML decompiler moving readonly properties into XML attributes, resulting in invalid code.
- The assembly resolver now considers the *.runtimeconfig.json file.
- Fixed incorrect syntax in IL disassembler and improved accuracy.
- Truncate the content of the long string resources when displaying them.
- Fixed unnatural scrolling on laptops equipped with precision touchpads.
- Set DOTNET_ReadyToRun to 0 when debugging using CoreCLR.
- Fixed decompiler crashes for runtime-async methods.
- Improved IL disassembly of exported types and nested types with namespaces.
- Updated translations.
Dependency updates:
- Updated dnlib to 4.5.0
- Updated VS MEF to 17.13.41
- Updated Roslyn to 5.3.0
- Updated NuGet.Configuration to 7.6.0
- Updated dbgshim.dll component to the latest version
New Contributors
- @zuoyuanchun made their first contribution in #337
- @SlimeNull made their first contribution in #345
- @jfevia made their first contribution in #366
- @kant2002 made their first contribution in #464
- @Washi1337 made their first contribution in #472
- @oolanlongoo made their first contribution in #420
Thanks to everyone for reporting issues, opening pull requests, and supporting the project through other means! This release would not have been possible otherwise :P A special thanks goes out to all my current and past GitHub Sponsors for supporting this project and me working on it!

## New features:

- Added a new command under the File menu to restart dnSpy as administrator. This is helpful when debugging files that require elevation
- Add .NET runtimes to the predefined assembly lists in the File -> Open List... dialog. (by @QianMoXi)
- Added a new analyzer node that shows all subtypes of the type being analyzed using the analyzer component
- Added an additional field in the start debugging dialog which allows the user to customize the environment variables the program is started with
- When running dnSpy on Windows 11, all windows now have rounded corners to match other applications on that OS

## Improvements and bug fixes:

- Support for static interface members has been added to the analyzer component. Usages and implementations should now be properly detected.
- Fixed a jump to reference issue with pseudo custom attributes which on occasions prevented the feature from working
- Improved XAML syntax highlighting
- Improved XML doc lookup for members with special characters and explicit interface implementations
- Improved text rendering performance and efficiency for controls other than the main text view
- Fix a bug that caused the m_ulExtra field in the tables stream header structure to have an incorrect value.
- Fix a bug that prevented the Show Data in Hex Editor command from showing on PE image section header nodes when the file was a non .NET PE file.
- Updated translations
- ILSpy Decompiler
- Fixed a decompiler crash that occurred for nested types with invalid generic parameter definitions
- Force the C# code labels for goto statements to always use an IL offset padded to 4 bytes
- Fixed a stack overflow that occurred when decompiling very large methods bodies that resulted in dnSpy completely crashing
- Improved handling of in parameters for method calls

## Dependency updates:

- Updated VS MEF to 17.10.37
- Updated Roslyn to 4.10
- Update NuGet.Configuration to 6.10
- Updated dbgshim.dll component to the latest version

## New Contributors

- @geokar2006 made their first contribution in #294
- @QianMoXi made their first contribution in #290
- @Wulian233 made their first contribution in #309

Full Changelog: https://github.com/dnSpyEx/dnSpy/compare/v6.5.0...v6.5.1

Thanks to everyone for reporting issues, opening pull requests, and supporting the project through other means! This release would not have been possible
otherwise :P A special thanks goes out to all my current and past GitHub Sponsors for supporting this project and me working on it!

SHA-256 hashes:
dnSpy-net-win32.zip: 90f31f7af3250c19e28641f37ed627e9aeb67b27332dd8e125084d605035c668
dnSpy-net-win64.zip: 7b4e16ffdeded7e27785377f110388e4afb52250d4606246d52154e935be0ee8
dnSpy-netframework.zip: 95816dae47093966ccdb780c063f71576640d85d3e8584de490be43b1452f4e4

dnSpy now runs on .NET 8 and .NET Framework 4.8.

This release of dnSpyEx addresses a recently discovered critical security concern involving arbitrary code execution. All users are recommended to update to this new version to remain safe and secure while using dnSpyEx. No functional or behavioral changes are included in this release.