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It’s been an amazing journey since the push of the first public commit of Cake in May 2014, in just two years we’ve seen 72 releases, had more than 60 contributors, over a thousand issues and pull requests proposed. And on top of that a small eco system of more than 50 community provided Cake addins.

So firstly a huge thank you to all our contributors and adopters! This wouldn’t have been possible without you! It’s truly amazing to see the increase in contribution and adoption of Cake.

Today we’re really excited and happy to share that Cake is joining the .NET foundation!

So what does this mean for Cake? It’ll still be maintained and governed by the same team as now, but with the support and guidance of the .NET foundation, ensuring the longevity of the project.

Read more about Cake joining on the .NET foundation blog.

Version 0.13.0 of Cake has been released.

In addition to squashing a number of bugs within this release, we are happy to announce a few new features including supporting the uploading of Test Results to AppVeyor in bulk, and also a set of aliases to support VSTest.

Once again, we have been very lucky to accept a number of contributions for our amazing community members in order to help Cake moving forward.

Contributions were included from:

Full details of everything that was included in this release can be seen below.

As you might have noticed, as part of the v0.12.0 release of Cake, thanks to a community contribution from mholo65, Cake now has debug support for Cake files.

Version 0.12.0 of Cake has been released.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but...

This is a huge release for Cake! In this release we have added support for the debugging of Cake scripts using Visual Studio, as well as support for the .Net CLI Tools (a.k.a. dotnet). The best part about both of these features is that they were contributed again by our amazing community members. Thank you, we very much appreciate your help!

In addition to these amazing features, we also took the time to squash some bugs, as well as to improve our own builds through the use of Polly, which is helping with NuGet issues on our Travis CI Builds.

Keep an eye out on the blog and on the Cake website for additional information about the new debugging support and how it can be used.

Contributions were included from:

Full details of everything that was included in this release can be seen below.

Version 0.11.0 of Cake has been released.

There has been a lot of improvements and bug fixes in this release, but other than that we've been mostly focused on getting proper integration tests in place to better find regressions in future versions of Cake.

We've also (finally) added overloads for the Setup/Teardown methods that provides an ICakeContext. The old methods will now output an obsoletion warning, so you may want to think about updating the usage of those in your build scripts sooner rather than later.

Contributions were included from:

Thank you all!

Please let us know if you run into any issues with this latest release.