Refactored AcBinaryHubProtocol and AyCodeBinaryHubProtocol to remove the VarUInt length prefix for raw byte[] arguments. Now, the protocol writes a tag (0x44) followed directly by the raw bytes, with argLength implying the payload size. Updated read logic to match: on detecting the tag, the code skips it and returns the remaining bytes as the payload. Updated documentation to clarify the new fast-path, protocol roles, and AcBinary detection. Set BufferWriterChunkSize to 4096 for SignalR in the base protocol for better alignment with Kestrel. Marked the related issue as resolved.
- Change OnReceiveMessage signature to use `object data` (was `SignalData`), enabling type-aware and raw byte[] payloads.
- Implement three-path argument deserialization: byte[] fast-path, IsRawBytesData, and eager typed deserialization via SignalDataType.
- Add SignalDataType and IsRawBytesData fields to SignalParams for protocol guidance.
- Write path now uses AcBinarySerializer zero-copy to pipe; byte[] uses fast-path.
- SequenceBinaryInput now dynamically sizes scratch buffer for large cross-segment reads.
- Deserializer now advances segments before throwing end-of-buffer, improving multi-segment support.
- Set client logging to Debug for better diagnostics.
- Update all docs and markdown to reflect new protocol, dispatch model, and field semantics.
- AyCodeBinaryHubProtocol is now an empty derived class for registration/future hooks; SignalData is no longer the primary payload type.
- SignalResponseDataMessage is now an internal DTO with RawResponseData as object? (typed or byte[]), and GetResponseData<T>() is a direct cast.
Major protocol refactor: all byte[] payloads in SignalR hub/client interfaces, plumbing, and DTOs are now wrapped in SignalData, a disposable, ArrayPool-backed type with Span access. Introduces AyCodeBinaryHubProtocol (derived from AcBinaryHubProtocol) to rent pooled buffers for SignalData on receive. All message signatures, diagnostics, and serialization logic updated. Documentation and tests revised to reflect SignalData usage. Enables zero-copy, low-GC, high-performance binary messaging for large payloads.
Major protocol/API change: replace SignalReceiveParams with SignalParams everywhere. SignalParams now carries packed method parameters as a single byte[] and provides SetParameterValues/GetParameterValues for type-safe packing/unpacking. All hub/client interfaces, method signatures, and dispatch logic updated. Legacy parameter serialization helpers removed; all parameter logic is encapsulated in SignalParams. Documentation and tests updated to reflect new wire format and flow. This unifies parameter handling, clarifies the protocol, and enables robust, extensible type-guided serialization. Breaking change.
Replaces legacy JSON-in-Binary parameter envelopes with a length-prefixed, per-parameter binary format for all client→server calls. Introduces SerializeParametersToBinary and DeserializeParametersFromBinary for type-safe, zero-copy parameter handling. Marks IdMessage, SignalPostJsonDataMessage, and related wrappers as obsolete. Updates all client CRUD/messaging helpers and server-side dispatch to use object[] binary serialization. Adds DataSerializerType to SignalReceiveParams for response format indication. Updates tests and documentation to reflect new protocol. BREAKING CHANGE: not compatible with previous JSON-in-Binary clients/servers.
Major protocol update: OnReceiveMessage now takes metadata (SignalReceiveParams) and payload (byte[]) as separate hub arguments, not a single envelope. Metadata is AcBinary-serialized; payload uses protocol fast-path. Updated all client/server code, interfaces, and docs. Added ISignalParams and SignalReceiveParams types. Improved AcBinaryHubProtocol diagnostics and made byte[] fast-path more robust. This enables clearer, more debuggable, and future-proof SignalR binary messaging.
Major documentation overhaul for binary serialization and SignalR:
- Simplified and clarified AyCode.Core README, with direct links to new deep-dive docs (BINARY_IMPLEMENTATION.md, BINARY_WRITERS.md)
- Added BINARY_WRITERS.md: detailed design and rationale for ArrayBinaryOutput and BufferWriterBinaryOutput, chunk sizing, and buffer management
- Refined BINARY_IMPLEMENTATION.md: clearer buffer management, output strategies, and hot-path rules; references new writers doc
- Added SIGNALR_BINARY_PROTOCOL.md: full wire format, zero-copy pipeline, dual BWO pattern, and read path for custom SignalR protocol
- Updated SignalRs README and SIGNALR.md: clarified protocol, tag system, request/response flow, and technical debt
- Improved cross-linking and discoverability throughout
These changes make the technical documentation clearer, more maintainable, and easier to navigate for advanced contributors.
Replaced all Markdown link syntax in documentation with inline code formatting and consistent relative paths. Updated all cross-references and tables for clarity and uniformity. No code or logic changes; docs only.
- Move all major feature docs (logging, binary, SignalR, DataSource) into per-project `docs/` folders with dedicated Markdown files.
- Split monolithic docs into focused files: `BINARY_FORMAT.md`, `BINARY_FEATURES.md`, `BINARY_OPTIONS.md`, `LOGGING.md`, `LOGGING_SERVER.md`, `LOGGING_REMOTE.md`, `SIGNALR.md`, `SIGNALR_SERVER.md`, `SIGNALR_DATASOURCE.md`.
- Update all references in `README.md`, `copilot-instructions.md`, `GLOSSARY.md`, and `ARCHITECTURE.md` to point to the correct per-project doc.
- Add documentation tables to each project’s `README.md` and clarify folder structure.
- Update `.csproj` files to include `docs/**/*.md` for packaging.
- Remove obsolete/moved docs from the solution file.
- Ensure all technical debt warnings and cross-references are preserved and accurate.
- No code changes; documentation only.