23.7.56

Add ability to easily get the owner and default property definitions …

23.7.0.70-issue-108

Add ability to easily get the owner and default property definitions …

23.7.0.69-leave-json-alone-converter

Changes per PR review:

Moved default order to be constant.
Altered code to use the constant rather than hard-code the value.
Altered comment to explicitly state what the default is.

23.6.55

Changes per PR review:

Moved default order to be constant.
Altered code to use the constant rather than hard-code the value.
Altered comment to explicitly state what the default is.

23.5.54

Update VAF version.

23.5.53

Update VAF reference to 23.6.687.1

23.4.52

Fix for issue #101.

23.4.51

Added CustomCommandAttribute and helpers (#100)

Enables buttons to be created declaratively on the VaultApplication class:

## Defining commands for the M-Files Admin area via attributes

In general terms, [commands can be added to the M-Files Admin area](https://developer.m-files.com/Frameworks/Vault-Application-Framework/Configuration/Commands/) by overriding `ConfigurableVaultApplicationBase<T>.GetCommands` and returning appropritately-defined instances of `CustomDomainCommand`.  The VAF Extensions adds the abilty to define these commands using attributes instead.

*Note that the method signature must be correct for these attributes to work.  The method return type must be defined as `void` and it must define two parameters, the first of type `IConfigurationRequestContext` and the second of type `ClientOperations`.*

### Buttons in the header

*The code below is equivalent to [this example](https://developer.m-files.com/Frameworks/Vault-Application-Framework/Configuration/Commands/#displaying-commands-in-the-header) in the Developer Portal.*

```csharp
public class VaultApplication 
: MFiles.VAF.Extensions.ConfigurableVaultApplicationBase<Configuration>
{
	// Create a command with "Say hello" as the button text.
	[CustomCommand("Say hello")]
	// Add it to the header bar.
	[ButtonBarCommandLocation]
	public void SayHello
	(
		IConfigurationRequestContext context, 
		ClientOperations operations
	)
	{
		operations.ShowMessage($"Hello {context.CurrentUserSessionInfo.AccountName}");
	}
}
```

### Buttons in the domain menu

*The code below is equivalent to [this example](https://developer.m-files.com/Frameworks/Vault-Application-Framework/Configuration/Commands/#displaying-context-menu-items-for-the-domain-menu) in the Developer Portal.*

```csharp
public class VaultApplication 
: MFiles.VAF.Extensions.ConfigurableVaultApplicationBase<Configuration>
{
	// Create a command with "Say hello" as the button text.
	[CustomCommand("Say hello")]
	// Add it to the domain context menu.
	[DomainMenuCommandLocation]
	public void SayHello
	(
		IConfigurationRequestContext context, 
		ClientOperations operations
	)
	{
		operations.ShowMessage($"Hello {context.CurrentUserSessionInfo.AccountName}");
	}
}
```

The `DomainMenuCommandLocationAttribute` allows you to additionally define other appropriate content such as the priority and icon.

### Buttons in the configuration menu

*The code below is equivalent to [this example](https://developer.m-files.com/Frameworks/Vault-Application-Framework/Configuration/Commands/#displaying-context-menu-items-for-the-configuration-menumenu) in the Developer Portal.*

```csharp
public class VaultApplication 
: MFiles.VAF.Extensions.ConfigurableVaultApplicationBase<Configuration>
{
	// Create a command with "Say hello" as the button text.
	[CustomCommand("Say hello")]
	// Add it to the configuration context menu.
	[ConfigurationMenuCommandLocation]
	public void SayHello
	(
		IConfigurationRequestContext context, 
		ClientOperations operations
	)
	{
		operations.ShowMessage($"Hello {context.CurrentUserSessionInfo.AccountName}");
	}
}
```

The `ConfigurationMenuCommandLocationAttribute` allows you to additionally define other appropriate content such as the priority and icon.

### Defining commands and referencing them in a dashboard

It is also possible to use attributes to define a command, and then to manually render the command inside a dashboard.  To do this you must provide a static command ID when declaring the command:

```csharp
public class VaultApplication 
: MFiles.VAF.Extensions.ConfigurableVaultApplicationBase<Configuration>
{
	// Define the constant command ID.
	private const string SayHelloCommandId = "SayHello";
	// Create a command with "Say hello" as the button text and an explicit command ID.
	[CustomCommand("Say hello", CommandId = SayHelloCommandId)]
	public void SayHello
	(
		IConfigurationRequestContext context, 
		ClientOperations operations
	)
	{
		operations.ShowMessage($"Hello {context.CurrentUserSessionInfo.AccountName}");
	}
	// An example of returning the command; typically you would not
	// replace the entire dashboard with it!
	public override IEnumerable<IDashboardContent> GetStatusDashboardRootItems
	(
		IConfigurationRequestContext context
	)
	{
		// Just return the button.
		yield return this.GetCustomDomainCommandResolver()?
			.GetDashboardDomainCommand(SayHelloCommandId); // Use the explicit command ID to find it again.
	}
}
```

23.4.50

Merge branch 'master' into release

23.4.0.68-CustomCommandAttribute

Merge branch 'master' into release