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New Features 8.0.1:

  • PDF and Excel Renderer templates for 'Model Detail'

New Features 8.0:

  • .Net 8
  • New dual-licensing model at sealreport.com to ensure maintenance, quality, and support. Companies with an annual gross revenue exceeding $1 million USD are required to purchase a commercial license.
  • New Chart Type: ScottPlot.
  • New renderers with dedicated templates to generate report results in various formats:
  • Excel Renderer based on EPPlus library.
  • PDF Renderer based on QuestPDF library.
  • HTML to PDF Renderer using PuppeteerSharp library.
  • Basic XML, CSV, Text, Word renderers.
  • Logos and favicon have changed.
  • New report element property: Apply CSS to title to change the CSS of the title cell.
  • New 'Report Source' property: Force load to ensure that the Source is kept when executing a report.
  • Command Timeout for SQL Statements can be defined in Connections and in Report Models.

Issues addressed in 8.0.1:

  • 214 Seal Report Designer: the 'Convert to Repository Data Source' is not working.
  • 215 The Report execution mode: 'Execute report in the current Window' does not work.

Issues addressed in 8.0:

  • 210 Chart Views: Limiting series X Values may not work if labels have commas.
  • 212 Using the Report Designer, Dynamic Enum Display does not work.

Migration from a previous version:

  • .Net 8.0 (Microsoft Windows Desktop Runtime 8).
  • ASP.Net Core Runtime 8 (Hosting Bundle).
  • ResultPage.ChartXLabels and ResultPage.ChartNavigations have moved from Type string to List<string>:
  • page.ChartXLabels becomes string.Join(",", page.ChartXLabels).
  • page.ChartNavigations becomes string.Join(",", page.ChartNavigations).
  • Check your previous custom scripts for charts.
  • Thank you for checking that you comply with the new dual-licensing model.
Source: README.md, updated 2024-03-21