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Npgsql 2.2.0 beta1 released!

The Npgsql Development team is proud to announce that Npgsql 2.2.0 beta1 is now available! This release has the following highlights: Visual Studio DDEX support Kenji Uno added support for DDEX. Now you can use Npgsql with Visual Studio data designer. This is a missing feature a lot of our users requested in the past. Kenji added a tutorial about how to use Npgsql with DDEX. You can find it here . Support for EFMigration and Database creation in EF6+ David Karlaš added support for that. Now it is possible to start Code First projects without needing to create a database upfront. EntityFramework and Npgsql will take care of it. Emil Lenngren added support for a lot of missing features of EntityFramework. Check out this list containing fixes from David and Emil as well as others for EntityFramework. SSLStream support In this release, SSLStream is on by default. If you want to use Mono.Security, you will need to use the following line in your code: NpgsqlC...

2.0.13-beta1 Nuget packages available!

After a long delay, Nuget packages for 2.0.13-beta1 are finally available! Since they are beta, you will need to use a command line parameter when installing this package. According to Nuget , you will need to use the following command: PM> Install-Package Npgsql -Pre Please, give it a try and let me know if it works ok. This package also fixes  the problem of police files compiled to .Net 2.0 framework only. This was giving problems when installing Npgsql on .net 4.0 runtimes. Thanks  Yusuke Fujiwara for fixing it.

Npgsql 2.0.13 beta1 released!

Today we released the first beta of Npgsql 2.0.13!  This new beta release had a lot of bugs fixed and initial support for Entity Framework 6! More information about how to use Entity framework 6 with Npgsql can be found in  this post . Checkout the release notes for more information about the bugs fixed in this release. Download it from our  downloads section . Important notice about this release Unfortunately, I made a mistake when updating the assembly version for this release and it was created with a wrong value. I'm very sorry for that. This release should have been 2.0. 12 .91 and not 2.0. 13 .91 Next beta release will have the version value fixed. What are the implications?  The biggest problem is that this beta version will have a version number higher than the final 2.0.13 version while this beta version has 2.0.13.91. As it is a beta and it is not supposed to be deployed in production systems, we think this won't give pr...