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# [2.0.0](v1.0.1...v2.0.0) (2025-01-11)
### Bug Fixes
* **id repair:** null and empty string IDs are now repaired ([489ec64](489ec64))
* **inventory add:** no longer crashes when read only items are added ([afb6b44](afb6b44)), closes [#17](#17)
* **inventory.getall<t>():** no longer crashes when used with a custom item entry type ([c8678b0](c8678b0)), closes [#20](#20)
* **semantic-release:** was not picking up the main branch ([7124ae0](7124ae0))
### Features
* **inventory window:** categories now live display in the item table ([53193c4](53193c4)), closes [#21](#21)
* **item definitions:** display name must now be implemented on all ItemDefinitionBase classes ([56e69c2](56e69c2))
### BREAKING CHANGES
* **item definitions:** Find all classes that inherit ItemDefinitionBase and add `[SerializeField] string
_displayName; public override string DisplayName => _displayName;`. To fix the error that your
classes do not implement the display name get accessor.
The category should be printed to the DB view. It's not uncommon in large DBs to end up with multiple items that have the same name.
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