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Updated LiveChartsCore.SkiaSharpView.Avalonia from 2.0.0-rc6.1 to 2.0.5.

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2.0.4

The first weeks after 2.0.0 were focused on one thing: working through the issue backlog that built up during the long
beta / rc cycle. These four patch releases bring the project to its lowest open-issue count in years — more than 40
reported issues fixed across every supported platform, with no behavioral changes to the public API shipped in 2.0.0.

If you're on 2.0.0 you can drop 2.0.4 straight in: same APIs, same defaults, just fewer bugs.

Highlights:

  • Long-standing rendering fixes on Avalonia, WPF, WinUI, MAUI, Blazor, WinForms and Mac Catalyst — each platform had
    at least one pinned report cleared in this round.
  • A handful of chart-engine corrections that were hard to reach without the breadth of the 2.0 redesign:
    stacked-series z-index baseline, gauge tight-bounds collapse, axis pin preserved under zoom, null-gap line rendering
    on inserts/resize, mixed-sign stacking, a MinSeparators floor, granular pan/zoom flags, and runtime AnimationsSpeed
    propagation.
  • New cross-platform regression coverage in tests/SnapshotTests/ and tests/UITests/ (Factos) so the harder-to-test
    bugs — z-order, theme inheritance, pointer-capture loss, tab/scroll mount cycles — won't regress silently.

Fixes

Core / chart engine

  • #​1419 — Multi X-axis InLine axes overlap
  • #​1511 — HeatSeries fractional-step auto-sizing
  • #​1533 — Sections freeze on fast drag (Scaler infinity leak)
  • #​1576 — Lost-capture leaves drag armed (WPF / Avalonia / WinUI / Uno-Skia)
  • #​1826 — Null Labels crash & silent throttler swallow
  • #​1847 — NaN / Infinity handling (docs, recipes, snapshot tests)
  • #​1856 — Visual / VisualElement ZIndex honored
  • #​1923 — Stacked-series ZIndex baseline (replaces the 1000 - Position workaround)
  • #​1926 — Runtime AnimationsSpeed mutations propagate without recreating series
  • #​1957 — Mobile pan vs. tooltip conflict (5 px pan-engagement deadzone)
  • #​1970 — Zombie shapes after Values shrink (regression coverage)
  • #​1978 — DrawMarginFrame.Fill drawn under series
  • #​2054 — Invisible-series legend NRE
  • #​2064 — Line marker inherits user Stroke
  • #​2071 — MinSeparators floor for sparse axes
  • #​2124 — DrawnLabelVisual.Label read-only getter
  • #​2131 — PieChart gauge collapse on tight bounds (two rounds: max-value clamp + pushout-bounds split)
  • #​2132 / #​2083 — Null-gap line rendering on inserts and resize
  • #​2152 / #​2073 — Stacker correctness for mixed positive / negative values
  • #​2159 — Zoom no longer overwrites pinned MinLimit / MaxLimit
  • #​2165 — RectangleHoverArea hit-test with negative width / height
  • #​2175 / #​2119 — Granular PanX / PanY / ZoomX / ZoomY flags + NoFit honored
  • #​2216 — Ticker DisposeTicker null-deref hardening

GeoMap

  • #​962 — Series swap no longer blanks shared lands
  • #​1417 — Detach / reattach lifecycle (tab and scroll mount cycles)
  • #​1426 — Custom GeoJSON import (Polygon / MultiPolygon, non-string properties, missing keys)

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2.0.0

It has been a long journey to build a charting library that works seamlessly across all .NET UI frameworks. Today, we’re excited to announce the first stable release of the library.

This release doesn’t introduce new features; instead, the focus has been entirely on stability. More than 150 new tests have been added to ensure the library remains reliable well into the future.

What’s next for the library?

There are many excellent charting libraries available, but LiveCharts was created to help developers build stunning, modern UIs. At the moment, there are no examples or showcases that truly demonstrate the library’s full potential—so that’s what’s coming next. Expect new examples that highlight what LiveCharts can really do.

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: Live-Charts/LiveCharts2@v2.0.0-rc6...2.0.0

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@dependabot rebase

…6.1 to 2.0.5

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: LiveChartsCore.SkiaSharpView.Avalonia
  dependency-version: 2.0.5
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-patch
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Looks like LiveChartsCore.SkiaSharpView.Avalonia is no longer updatable, so this is no longer needed.

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