# Google Sheets

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## 1.3.0

16 Oct 2024

* Updated to .NET 8.0

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## 1.2.1

14 Dec 2023

* Changed the NuGet package to support multiple platforms

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## 1.2.0

24 Aug 2023

* Changed the plugin from Windows-specific to be platform-independent

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## 1.1.0

17 Feb 2023

* Show 'friendly' property names in the ConnectionString editor

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## 1.0.3

6 June 2022

> **Important:**\
> Please note that this update is dependent on Linx v6.2.0 or later

* Fix bug: Google Drive and Google Sheets, when in the same solution, loaded incorrectly due to a shared dependency. This caused a "Method not found" exception when the plugin was used.

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## 1.0.2

18 May 2022

* Changed attribute serialization back to original Google format to simplify using a Google ConnectionString in Linx, i.e., “type” instead of “Type” or “project\_id” instead of “ProjectId”

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## 1.0.1

6 May 2022

* Fix bug: Serialization of attributes not working as expected in Google Sheets plugin. The ConnectionString now expects the friendly property names instead of the Google API names, i.e., “Type” instead of “type” or “ProjectId” instead of “project\_id”

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## 1.0.0

28 Apr 2022

* First release of Google Sheets plugin

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