CSBiology/DynamicObj

This system is a cross-platform F\# library that provides dynamic object handling with support for .NET, JavaScript, and Python. It offers both mutable and immutable variants of dynamic objects, enabling property reflection, deep copying, and structural equality across these targets. The project includes a modular build pipeline for packaging and releasing the library to NuGet, NPM, and PyPI.

A new PropertyHelper class has been introduced in the DynamicObj module to facilitate reflection on dynamic objects. This implementation is specifically designed to be compatible with the Fable compiler, allowing the library to function correctly in JavaScript environments where standard .NET reflection APIs are unavailable. The class provides a unified interface for accessing property metadata and performing get/set operations, ensuring consistent behavior across both native .NET and Fable-compiled targets.

DynamicObj · high confidence

The library now includes an ImmutableDynamicObj type that provides a read-only, map-backed counterpart to the mutable DynamicObj, featuring immutable update operations (add, remove, combineWith) and JSON serialization support. Additionally, the core DynamicObj implementation has been extended with Fable-compatible transpilation targets for JavaScript (FableJS.fs) and Python (FablePy.fs), enabling the library to function correctly when compiled to these platforms via conditional compilation directives.

src/DynamicObj · high confidence

This release upgrades the Fable tooling and test dependencies to Fable 5.1.0, fable-library 5.1.0, and Fable.Pyxpecto 2.0.0. It introduces breaking changes to how dynamic members are stored: JavaScript and Python builds now use an internal \Properties\ dictionary instead of mirroring native object attributes, requiring users to use \SetProperty\, \TryGetDynamicPropertyHelper\, \GetPropertyHelpers\, or \GetProperties\ to interact with dynamic members. Additionally, it fixes dynamic-property enumeration to exclude compiler-generated backing fields, corrects Python deep copy for \ResizeArray\ values by handling native lists first, and aligns Python native \==\ and \hash()\ interop with \DynamicObj\ structural equality and hashing.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

The build system has been completely restructured from a single script into a modular FAKE-based pipeline (BasicTasks, Build, DocumentationTasks, Helpers, MessagePrompts, PackageTasks, ProjectInfo, ReleaseTasks, TestTasks). This new architecture introduces dedicated tasks for building documentation via fsdocs, packaging for .NET (NuGet), JavaScript (NPM), and Python (PyPI), and running tests across all three targets. It also adds support for pre-release versioning with configurable suffixes (alpha, beta, rc) and automated release workflows including git tagging and publishing.

build · high confidence

Added comprehensive test suites for the DynamicObj library, including C\# interop tests verifying that inheritance and instance fields are preserved when using ImmutableDynamicObj. The F\# tests cover deep copying of primitives, arrays, and dictionaries (ensuring mutations to originals do not affect clones), structural equality and hash code consistency for nested objects, and the behavior of the combine operation on flat and nested DynamicObjs.

tests · high confidence

This change introduces the foundational build and dependency configuration for the DynamicObj library. It establishes .NET 8 as the target framework for the build tooling and test projects, while the core libraries target netstandard2.0. The setup includes F\# project files for the main DynamicObj and DynamicObj.Immutable modules, integrating Fable.Core 4.3.0 for JavaScript and Python transpilation compatibility. Additionally, it adds a Python configuration (pyproject.toml) referencing fable-library 5.1.0, a Node.js package.json with fable-library and Mocha, and test projects utilizing xUnit and Fable.Pyxpecto.

(dependencies) · high confidence

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• CAI 55 → 57 (+1.5)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.09.15 → rubric-2026.10.1) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 91 → 91 (+0.0)
• Architecture 52 → 61 (+9.6)
• Maturity 50 → 50 (+0.0)
• Readiness 54 → 54 (+0.0)
• Security 81 → 79 (-1.3)

• Off-boarding risk: anonymized user #1

• High CVE: [GHSA redacted] (package-lock.json)
• Off-boarding risk: anonymized user #1

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