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==== Version 7X.0.0 (xx/xx/20xx) ====
Major Work In Progress on a transition to .NET 6and against developments in CMX (in parallel with similar work on CMX).<br/>
During this work development on version 6 has stopped, only support maintenance when required takes place.
It is basically the larger ToDo list with wished and nice to have for CUtils
 
#Use of SQLite may be somewhere in the future. This is a decision for CMX. Note that it may be another database system.
#Created a new project line for .NET6. When CMX is ready for .NET6 CumulusUtils will follow shortly after.
##Dayfile and Standard Logfiles are now sourced through SQLite.
##ExtraSensor data are now sourced through SQLite.
##WindRose has now a much better performance because of the use of SQLite (3 times faster or better depending on the system/OS).
##Windrose bug fix: the v3 WindRose apparently had a bias to some directions/windspeeds which could not be found. The new technique with SQLite solves that issue.
#Use latest versions of libraries. This may have effect on FTP, FTPS and SFTP. Standing issues to test in the beta:
##AirLink: Used SQLite to add the Windbarbs to the charts.
##FTPS - not all servers were able to handle re-use of resource.
##ChartsCompiler: Used SQLite to add plot data to fetch the UserAskedData.
##SFTP - login with just un/pw does not work everywhere, thought to be provider dependent.
#Renewed compliance to [https://validator.w3.org/ W3 markup validation].
#Logging: moved some messages to different classes (Tracing, Info, Warning, Error). In general the view of the logfile improved with less messages (up to level Info).
#AirLink: Used SQLite to add the Windbarbs to the charts.
#ChartsCompiler: Used SQLite to add plot data to fetch the UserAskedData.
#Windrose bug fix: the v3 WindRose apparently had a bias to some directions/windspeeds which could not be found. The new technique with SQLite solves that issue.
#ExtraSensors: If the ExtraSensors remain open for more than 10 minutes (or multiples thereof) the ExtraSensor charts are reloaded. With this the ExtraSensors have the same feature as the Home charts.