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Changelog

All notable changes to TimeProviderExtensions will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.0.0]

  • Upgrade dependencies to none-preview versions.

[1.0.0-rc.3]

  • Generate strong-named assemblies.

[1.0.0-rc.2]

  • Added ActiveTimers property to ManualTimeProvider. The property will display the number of currently active timers that have a callback scheduled to be called in the future.

  • Allow ManualTimeProvider.Start to be set using property initializers.

  • Made the timer type created by ManualTimeProvider, the ManualTimer type, public, and introduced a protected method CreateManualTimer on ManualTimeProvider. This enables advanced scenarios where a custom ManualTimer is needed.

    A custom implementation of ManualTimer can override the Change method and add custom behavior to it.

    Overriding CreateManualTimer makes it possible to intercept a TimerCallback and perform actions before and after the timer callback has been invoked.

  • Replace the AutoAdvanceAmount property with the AutoAdvanceBehavior property on ManualTimeProvider, and introduce the AutoAdvanceBehavior type. To automatically advance the time when GetUtcNow() or GetLocalNow() is called, set AutoAdvanceBehavior.UtcNowAdvanceAmount to a TimeSpan larger than zero.

  • Enable auto advance feature for GetTimestamp() and GetElapsedTime(long). To automatically advance the time when GetTimestamp() or GetElapsedTime(long) is called, set AutoAdvanceBehavior.TimestampAdvanceAmount to a TimeSpan larger than zero.

  • ManualTimer now exposes its current configuration. DueTime, Period, IsActive, CallbackTime, and CallbackInvokeCount are now publicly visible.

  • Enable auto-advance feature for timers. This enables automatically calling timers callback a specified number of times, by setting the AutoAdvanceBehavior.TimerAutoTriggerCount property to a number larger than zero.

[1.0.0-rc.1]

  • Updated Microsoft.Bcl.TimeProvider package dependency to rc.1 version.

[1.0.0-preview.7]

[1.0.0-preview.6]

  • Added Jump(TimeSpan) and Jump(DateTimeOffset) methods that will jump time to the specified place. Any timer callbacks between the start and end of the jump will be invoked the expected number of times, but the date/time returned from GetUtcNow() and GetTimestamp() will always be the jump time. This differs from how Advance and SetUtcNow works. See the readme for a detailed description.

[1.0.0-preview.5]

Aligned the public API surface of ManualTimeProvider with Microsoft.Extensions.Time.Testing.FakeTimeProvider. This means:

  • The StartTime property is now called Start.
  • The ForwardTime method has been removed (use Advance instead).
  • The AutoAdvanceAmount property has been introduced, which will advance time with the specified amount every time GetUtcNow() is called. It defaults to TimeSpan.Zero, which disables auto-advancing.

[1.0.0-preview.4]

  • Added 'StartTime' to ManualTestProvider, which represents the initial date/time when the ManualtTimeProvider was initialized.

[1.0.0-preview.3]

  • Changed ManualTestProvider to set the local time zone to UTC by default, providing a method for overriding during testing.

  • Changed the ManualTestProvider.ToString() method to return current date time.

  • Fixed ITimer returned by ManualTestProvider such that timers created with a due time equal to zero will fire the timer callback immediately.

[1.0.0-preview.1]

This release adds a dependency on Microsoft.Bcl.TimeProvider and utilizes the types built-in to that to do much of the work.

When using the ManualTimeProvider during testing, be aware of these outstanding issues: dotnet/runtime#85326

  • Removed CancelAfter extension methods. Instead, create a CancellationTokenSource via the method TimeProvider.CreateCancellationTokenSource(TimeSpan delay) or in .NET 8, using `new CancellationTokenSource(TimeSpan delay, TimeProvider timeProvider).

    NOTE: If running on .NET versions earlier than .NET 8.0, there is a constraint when invoking CancellationTokenSource.CancelAfter(TimeSpan) on the resultant object. This action will not terminate the initial timer indicated by delay. However, this restriction does not apply to .NET 8.0 and later versions.

[0.8.0]

  • Added TimeProvider.GetElapsedTime(long startingTimestamp)
  • Added TimeProvider.CreateCancellationTokenSource(TimeSpan delay)

[0.7.0]

  • Add support for libraries that target netstandard 2.0.

[0.6.0]

  • Changed TestTimeProvider to ManualTimeProvider.
  • ManualTimeProvider no longer implements on IDisposable.
  • Moving time forward using ManualTimeProvider will now move time forward in steps, stopping at each scheduled timer/callback time, setting the internal "UtcNow" clock returned from GetUtcNow() to invoke the callback, and then progress to the next scheduled timer, until the target "UtcNow" is reached.

[0.5.0]

  • Implemented a shim for the TimeProvider API coming in .NET 8.
  • Added support for controlling timestamps during testing.
  • Marked the UtcNow as obsolete.

[0.4.0]

  • Added support for timers.

[0.3.0] - 2023-03-03

Added

  • Adds support for canceling a CancellationTokenSource after a specific timespan via the ITimeScheduler.CancelAfter(CancellationTokenSource, TimeSpan) method.
  • Adds a singleton instance property to DefaultScheduler that can be used instead of creating a new instance for every use.

Changed

  • All methods in DefaultScheduler marked with the [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)] attribute.
  • TestScheduler.ForwardTime(TimeSpan time) throws ArgumentException if the time argument is not positive.

[0.2.0] - 2023-02-21

Adds support for the Task.WaitAsync family of methods.

[0.1.3-preview] - 2023-01-30

Initial release with support for Task.Delay and PeriodicTimer.