Version 1.8.4

1. Fix bug when outputFolder, basedirectory and destination are all not set
2. fix <a> tag when href has invalid value with anchor

Version 1.8.3

1. Fix bug for [!include()[]] when multiple articles in different subfolder including one file that v1.8.2 not resolved

Version 1.8.2

1. Fix bug for [!include()[]] when multiple articles in different subfolder including one file

Version 1.8.1

1. Fix bug when serialize attribute argument for type array. (#280)
2. Fix bug when include file link to an anchor.
3. Don't modify link when target file not existed.

Version 1.9.0-alpha-0091-g1c1b291

Support .NET Command Line Interface Project

Version 1.8

1. Support multiple regions selection, code lines highlight and dedent length setting in Code Snippet. (#189)
2. Support more tags in triple-slash-comments, e.g. lang, list, code, paramref and typeparamref.
3. Add Example section to default template.
4. Bug fixes:
   1. Fix bug when parsing triple-slash-comments. (#221)
   2. Fix syntax generation for VB module. (#260)

Version 1.7.2

1. Fix markdown bug:
   • Ordered list continue with unordered list.
   • Support gfm comments.

Version 1.7.1

1. Fix markdown bug:
   • Do NOT apply inline rule for html code.
   • Update em rule for gfm.

Version 1.7

1. Behavior change
   1. For articles not in TOC, it's TOC file is the nearest TOC File in its output folder. Previously we only search the TOC File under the same input folder of the Not-In-Toc article.
2. Provide more information for API reference documentation
   1. Type of events (#217)
   2. Parameters/returns for delegates (#218)
   3. Type parameter description (#204)
3. Cross-reference is now supporting anchor# (#190)
4. C# Code snippet now supports referencing source code using a region #engion (#160)
5. Support TOC reference. With this syntax, we can combine multiple TOC files into a single TOC. (#161)
6. Improve user experience when using docfx.msbuild in VS IDE
7. Code refactor:
   1. We improved DocFX project structure in this release. Microsoft.DocAsCode.EntityModel namespace is no longer in use. Assemblies are separated into Microsoft.DocAsCode.Build, Microsoft.DocAsCode.DataContracts, and Microsoft.DocAsCode.Metadata namespace. All assemblies can be separately referenced through NuGet. In this way, it is much convenient for plugin writers to reference existing data models and utilities.

Version 1.6.2

1. For issue #221, add detailed error information.