Use private information to generate license files Add the NuGet package to your application and validate the license with a few lines of code Optionally, use the information in the license to expose more features Display the license information to your customer Create trial or standard licenses Create license with an expiration date Create a license for a specific build of your application (exe, dll, or any other file) Use command-line interface to generate new licenses based on a .private file or update a .private file

API: Deprecated ExpirationDateUTC (DateTime) in favor of ExpirationDate (DateOnly). It still works but will be removed in a future release. Updated behavior of Expiration to ignore time and time zone so that all expirations occur at midnight local time. Only the date component passed to Expiration, ExpiresAt, and ExpirationDate is relevant. Some users might get a few hours more or less time before a license expires, but expiry now consistently occurs at midnight local time for all users. Fixed saving behavior of keypair file for lock to assembly. Inserted product version into title bar. Added support for .NET 10. Removed quotation marks from passed paths. Fixed full path for the lock file. Display properties of .private file if only --private passed. Added --force switch to overwrite license (.lic) file. Added ability to display properties from keypair (.private) file. Added command line interface that can update a .private file and generate new licenses based on a .private file (with or without modifications). Added support for custom Product Features and custom License Attributes. Fixed Expiration Date parsing and comparison. This requires the LicenseManager_12noon.Client NuGet package or the Standard.Licensing.12noon NuGet package (until the Standard.Licensing project accepts pull request 47).