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Updated coverlet.collector from 8.0.0 to 10.0.0.

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10.0.0

Improvements

  • Unique Report Filenames (coverlet.MTP and AzDO) #​1866
  • Add --coverlet-file-prefix option for unique report files #​1869
  • Introduce .NET 10 support #​1823

Fixed

  • Fix [BUG] Wrong branch rate on IAsyncEnumerable for generic type #​1836
  • Fix [BUG] Missing Coverage after moving to MTP #​1843
  • Fix [BUG] No coverage reported when targeting .NET Framework with 8.0.1 #​1842
  • Fix [BUG] Behavior changes between MTP and Legacy (msbuild) #​1878
  • Fix [BUG] Coverlet.MTP - Unable to load coverlet.mtp.appsettings.json #​1880
  • Fix [BUG] Coverlet.Collector produces empty report when Mediator.SourceGenerator is referenced #​1718 by https://github.com/yusyd
  • Fix [BUG] Crash during instrumentation (Methods using LibraryImport/DllImport have no body) #​1762

Maintenance

  • Add comprehensive async method tests and documentation for issue #​1864
  • Replace Tmds.ExecFunction Package in coverlet.core.coverage.tests #​1833
  • Add net9.0 and net10.0 targets #​1822

Diff between 8.0.1 and 10.0.0

8.0.1

Fixed

  • Fix [BUG] TypeInitializationException when targeting .NET Framework #​1818
  • Fix [BUG] coverlet.MTP build fails with CS0400 due to developmentDependency=true #​1827

Improvements

  • Additional improvements needed for .NET Framework instrumentation type import #​1825

Diff between 8.0.0 and 8.0.1

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Updated coverlet.msbuild from 8.0.0 to 10.0.0.

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10.0.0

Improvements

  • Unique Report Filenames (coverlet.MTP and AzDO) #​1866
  • Add --coverlet-file-prefix option for unique report files #​1869
  • Introduce .NET 10 support #​1823

Fixed

  • Fix [BUG] Wrong branch rate on IAsyncEnumerable for generic type #​1836
  • Fix [BUG] Missing Coverage after moving to MTP #​1843
  • Fix [BUG] No coverage reported when targeting .NET Framework with 8.0.1 #​1842
  • Fix [BUG] Behavior changes between MTP and Legacy (msbuild) #​1878
  • Fix [BUG] Coverlet.MTP - Unable to load coverlet.mtp.appsettings.json #​1880
  • Fix [BUG] Coverlet.Collector produces empty report when Mediator.SourceGenerator is referenced #​1718 by https://github.com/yusyd
  • Fix [BUG] Crash during instrumentation (Methods using LibraryImport/DllImport have no body) #​1762

Maintenance

  • Add comprehensive async method tests and documentation for issue #​1864
  • Replace Tmds.ExecFunction Package in coverlet.core.coverage.tests #​1833
  • Add net9.0 and net10.0 targets #​1822

Diff between 8.0.1 and 10.0.0

8.0.1

Fixed

  • Fix [BUG] TypeInitializationException when targeting .NET Framework #​1818
  • Fix [BUG] coverlet.MTP build fails with CS0400 due to developmentDependency=true #​1827

Improvements

  • Additional improvements needed for .NET Framework instrumentation type import #​1825

Diff between 8.0.0 and 8.0.1

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Updated Microsoft.Windows.SDK.BuildTools from 10.0.26100.7705 to 10.0.28000.1839.

Updated Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK from 1.8.260209005 to 2.0.1.

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2.0.1

WinAppSDK 2.0 is the next major release of the Windows App SDK, the first major version update since 1.0 (November 2021) and the first release on the new Semantic Versioning scheme. It ships new XAML capabilities, a modernized Storage Pickers surface, expanded popup and anchoring APIs in Microsoft.UI.Content, a new package deployment and validation framework, a refactored Windows ML stack, and additions across the Windows AI surface.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0:

  • Semantic Versioning. Windows App SDK 2.0 standardizes on SemVer 2.0.0 and aligns the SDK version with the NuGet package version, so there's no separate date-based build number to track. The package family name now aligns with the major version, so the next side-by-side release will be 3.0.0.
  • WebView2 (WinUI 3) drag support. Dragging text, HTML, images, and URLs out of WebView2 content hosted in WinUI 3 is now supported, along with drag cancellation, custom drag visuals, and customizable drag data. (Requires WebView2 Runtime 144.0.3719.11 or higher.)
  • Package deployment and validation. The Microsoft.Windows.Management.Deployment namespace adds a new IPackageValidator framework with three built-in validators (PackageCertificateEkuValidator, PackageFamilyNameValidator, PackageMinimumVersionValidator), plus a new PackageVolume API for managing the storage volumes that packages are staged onto.
  • Windows ML refactor. Core Windows ML features have been refactored into a new base package, Microsoft.Windows.AI.MachineLearning, with a minimal set of dependencies that supports apps down to Windows 10 v1903. The existing Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK.ML package continues to support Windows 10 v1809. The included ONNX Runtime version has been updated to 1.24.5.
  • Windows AI additions. New AIFeatureReadyState values (CapabilityMissing, NotCompatibleWithSystemHardware, OSUpdateNeeded) help apps explain transient and durable failures during AI model acquisition so users get actionable guidance instead of a generic "not ready" condition. Phi Silica APIs are now enforced as part of a Limited Access Feature (LAF); see Phi Silica for details.
  • Storage Pickers updates. The Microsoft.Windows.Storage.Pickers API (introduced in 1.8) is extended with file type choice grouping, persistent settings identifiers, suggested start folders, custom titles, multi-folder picking, and more, across FileOpenPicker,
    FileSavePicker, and FolderPicker.
  • SystemBackdropElement is a new lightweight FrameworkElement that lets apps place a system backdrop such as Mica or Acrylic anywhere within the XAML layout, with a CornerRadius property for rounded backdrop areas. It closes a long-standing WinUI 3 gap where in-app acrylic effects (previously straightforward in WinUI 2 via AcrylicBrush.BackgroundSource) had no direct equivalent.
  • Custom XAML Conditionals (IXamlCondition) enable developers to define custom conditions that integrate with XAML's conditional namespace syntax and are evaluated at XAML parse time. This replaces the experimental IXamlPredicate interface and unlocks conditional XAML based on feature flags, device capabilities, business logic, configuration settings, and other runtime conditions.
  • Relative popup positioning in Microsoft.UI.Content. The new PopupAnchor API allows DesktopPopupSiteBridge to anchor to its owning window or island instead of being limited to absolute screen coordinates, with new AnchoringBehavior and AnchoringPixelAlignment properties to control the behavior.

Notable bug fixes:

  • Fixed an issue where the WindowsAppSDK installer showed no progress during installation, making it appear stalled. The installer now provides clearer progress feedback.
  • Fixed MSB8027 and LNK4042 build warnings caused by duplicate ClCompile items in Windows App SDK NuGet .targets files.
  • Fixed a ListView crash that could occur during keyboard navigation (Tab/Shift+Tab) after the items list was updated.
  • Fixed an issue where WinUI 3 could crash if focus was moved to the CoreWebView2Controller while the controller was not visible.
  • Fixed a Windows ML bug where calling RegisterCertifiedAsync again in the same process incorrectly returned 0 execution providers (EP).

To see everything that's new and changed, including upgrade guidance and known issues, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 release notes.

Try it out

  • Download the 2.0.1 NuGet package to use WinAppSDK 2.0 in your app.
  • Download and update the WinUI Gallery to see the WinUI 3 updates firsthand.

Getting started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-preview1

2.0 Preview 1 (2.0-preview1) 🔃

The first preview of WinAppSDK 2.0 is now available! Check out the release notes for more information on the new & updated features and known issues.

Updates to this version:

  • Updated ONNX Runtime version to 1.24 RC.

  • New InputFocusController.ShouldShowKeyboardCues property to guide developers on whether to show keyboard cues right after the creation of a ContentIsland.

  • New convenience API PointerPoint.GetCurrentPoint, to allow developers to get the active PointerPoint data from the provided pointerId.

  • Improved DeleteIndex reliability. Sometimes DeleteIndex would fail with ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION.

  • App Content Search are part of a separate Microsoft.Windows.Search package instead of being part of Microsoft.Windows.AI package.

  • New AppContentIndexer APIs and renamed AppContentIndexer APIs.

Bugs fixed in the new WinAppSDK Release:

  • Fix for prefix search not working with short query strings.
  • Fix for OCR Bounding boxes returning negative values in some edge cases.
  • Fixed bug where if RegisterCertifiedAsync is called again in the same process, it incorrectly returns 0 execution providers (EP).
  • Fixed an issue where the WindowsAppSDK installer showed no progress during installation, making it appear stalled. The installer now provides clearer progress feedback.
  • Improved error handling of scenarios where WindowsAppSDKSelfContained is enabled for class libraries.

Providing feedback

As we introduce new & upcoming features in our preview releases, we appreciate all of your feedback as we work towards a stable release:

  • For WinUI 3 feedback, please open an issue on the WinUI repo.
  • For feedback regarding all other Windows App SDK components, please open an issue here, on the Windows App SDK repo.

2.0-exp7

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental7 (2.0.0-experimental7) 🧪

Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental 7 is the latest experimental release, headlined by experimental CMake support for
C++ developers and rolling forward all changes from 2.0-Preview1 and 2.0-Preview2 alongside additional experimental
work.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0 Experimental 7:

  • CMake support [Experimental] for consuming Windows App SDK from C++ CMake-based projects. Each Windows App SDK NuGet component now embeds a CMake configuration file so that find_package() can automatically discover targets, headers, libraries, and runtime DLLs without manual path configuration. This is an early flight to gather community feedback, so naming conventions and configuration patterns may change based on developer input. See the full release notes for the overview, sample apps, and how to share feedback.
  • Windows AI Language Model API additions for generating structured JSON output and other scenarios.
  • App Content Indexer API additions including new APIs for managing content items and indexing status.
  • Video Super Resolution (VSR) API rename pass for clarity and consistency, plus various bug fixes and quality
    improvements.
  • Brings forward all changes shipped in 2.0-Preview1 and 2.0-Preview2, including new Microsoft.Windows.Management.Deployment (PackageVolume, IPackageValidator) and Microsoft.Windows.Storage.Pickers (custom dialog titles, persistent settings, multi-folder picker, and more) APIs.

Bugs fixed:

  • Fixed ImageDescription.DescribeAsync failing with InternalError when called concurrently from multiple threads.
  • Various bug fixes and quality improvements in Video Super Resolution.
  • Bug fixes brought forward from 2.0-Preview1 and 2.0-Preview2.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

  • Download the 2.0.0-experimental7 NuGet package to use WinAppSDK 2.0 in your app.
  • For CMake, see the CMake samples for end-to-end configuration across all four deployment scenarios (SelfContained|FrameworkDependent x Packaged|Unpackaged).

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-exp6

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental6 (2.0.0-experimental6)

WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 6 is the latest experimental version of WinAppSDK providing new features and improvements to the platform.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0 Experimental 6:

  • The version of ONNX Runtime has been updated to 1.24.2.
  • NPUPowerMode has been deprecated in favor of newer power management APIs.
  • GetReadyState now gracefully returns NotSupported when the session broker is unavailable, instead of throwing an exception.
  • Added NV12 output format support for Video Super Resolution.
  • Improved DeleteIndex reliability.
  • App Content Search are part of a separate Microsoft.Windows.Search package instead of being part of Microsoft.Windows.AI package.

Bugs fixed:

  • Fixed ImageDescription.DescribeAsync failing with InternalError due to a race condition
  • Fix for OCR Bounding boxes returning negative values in some edge cases.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-exp5

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental5 (2.0.0-experimental5)

WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 5 is the latest experimental version of WinAppSDK providing new features and improvements to the platform.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0 Experimental 5:

  • Simplified license agreement with clearer terms for ISVs building applications with Windows ML.

Bugs fixed:

  • Fixed a bug where progress callbacks weren't working during execution provider installation. Applications calling ExecutionProvider.EnsureReadyAsync with a progress handler now correctly receive progress updates throughout the download and installation process.
  • Resolved issues where publish operations would fail or produce incorrect output structures.
  • Fixed build and publish failures when referencing Windows App SDK in .NET class library projects.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-exp4

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental4 (2.0.0-experimental4)

WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 4 is the latest experimental version of WinAppSDK providing new features and improvements to the platform.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0 Experimental 4:

  • Onnx Runtime updated to mainline version 1.24 for improved compatibility and stability.
  • Decreased the size of Microsoft.Windows.AI.MachineLearning.dll by approximately 160 KB
  • Introduced new APIs to lookup statistics of items being indexed.
  • New support for query cancellation to allow apps to run a query and update it if there is a new query.
  • Video Scaler is now disposable, improving resource management and lifecycle control.
  • The Video Super Resolution model is now compiled and cached to improve performance and reduce repeated initialization costs.
  • Removed the requirement for explicit WinML initialization when using Video Super Resolution.
  • The FlowLayout control now uses ItemSpacing and LineSpacing terminology.
  • The WrapPanel control now uses ItemSpacing and LineSpacing terminology.
  • Implemented the IXamlPredicate interface to define custom predicates that integrate seemlessly with XAML's conditional namespace syntax.
  • Added WinUI tools and scripts for use by external developers to build and test Windows.
  • Deprecated the DependencyObject.Dispatcher API in WinUI.
  • Deprecated the Window.Current API in WinUI.
  • Deprecated FocusManager.GetFocusedElement API in WinUI.
  • Renamed the SystemBackdropHost to SystemBackdropElement in WinUI.
  • Renamed the Microsoft.Windows.AI.Search.Experimental.AppContentIndex namespace to Microsoft.Windows.Search.AppContentIndex.

Bugs fixed:

  • Fixed “Class not registered” errors when using self-contained deployment with Windows ML. Developers using self-contained deployment no longer need to register all the Foundation package activatable classes that were used internally.
  • Fixed a potential crash occurring on process shutdown when using Windows ML.
  • Fixed the ImageForegroundExtractor API routing path so calls reach the correct endpoint.
  • Ensured execution provider install and download progress is correctly forwarded to apps during package deployment.
  • Fixed a crash in SystemBackdrop when the target disconnects by guarding invalid disconnection paths.
  • Fixed an issue that prevented Windows AI APIs from being available for some devices.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-exp3

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental3 (2.0.0-experimental3)

WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 3 is the latest experimental version of WinAppSDK providing new features and improvements to the platform.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0 Experimental 3:

  • AppIndexQuery type has been split into two distinct types: AppIndexTextQuery and AppIndexImageQuery.
  • The AppContentIndexer.CreateQuery method has been replaced with: CreateTextQuery and CreateImageQuery
  • The CreateTextQuery method now returns AppIndexTextQuery
  • The CreateImageQuery method now returns AppIndexImageQuery
  • The AppContentIndex namespace now returns IVectorView
  • The AppContentIndexer.WaitForIndexingIdleAsync method now accepts a TimeSpan parameter instead of an integer
  • The VideoScaler delivers real-time video enhancements, enabling developers to provide sharper, clearer visuals across conferencing, steaming and editing platforms even under poor network conditions.
  • The TextRewriter includes new create styles like "Goofy" or "Pirate"
  • The new SplitMenuFlyoutItem provides a split button experience within a menu flyout.
  • The new ImageGenerator provides powerful image generation capabilities for Text-to-Image, Image-to-Image, Magic fill, Coloring book, and restyle.
  • Renamed WinMLCatalogModel to ModelCatalog
  • Renamed CatalogModelSource to ModelCatalogSource
  • WinMLModelCatalog
    • Renamed FindModel to FindModelAsync
    • Renamed FindAllModel to FindAllModelsAsync
  • CatalogModelInfo
    • Updated CatalogModelInfo.Size to `CatalogModelInfo.ModelSizeInBytes
    • Renamed CreateFromUri method to CreateFromUriAsync
    • Renamed GetInstance method to GetInstanceAsync
    • Renamed Revision to Version
    • Renamed Alias to Name
    • Removed DisplayName
    • Added Publisher
  • ModelCatalog now returns a list of Execution Providers (EPs) when an instance is created.
  • Added support for Windows 10 (1809) and above
  • Added support for local files, including both regular files and MSIX packages
  • Fixed crashes caused by invalid catalog JSON
  • Updated behaviour of CatalogModelInstanceResult to use .GetInstalnce()` to retrieve instance
  • Updated behaviour of CatalogModelStatus to now return Ready or NotReady based on local availability
  • Added CatalogModelInstanceStatus to separate instance status from model status

Bugs fixed:

  • Fixed bounding box calculation when text is rotated. In some circumstances, the OCR text matches within images reported inaccurate or empty region bounds when the text was rotated.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-exp2

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental2 (2.0.0-experimental2)

WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 2 is the latest experimental version of WinAppSDK providing new features and improvements to the platform.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 2:

  • New AppContentIndexer API enables application to efficiently index their content enabling the following experiences:
    • Semantic Search enables apps to return results based on intent and meaning rather than keyword match
    • Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) allowing indexed content to be served as a knowledge base for generative AI models.
  • Windows ML Model Catalog allows apps or libraries to dynamically discover and download large AI model files from your own online model catalogs.
  • InputUnderlyingWindowController allows callers to specify the HWND that will receive the input messages originally directed to a ContentIsland created from a SystemVisual
  • SystemBackdropHost provides XAML-compatible approach to placing a system backdrop anywhere within an application's visual tree.
  • PopupAnchor now allows DesktopPopupSiteBridge to support relative positioning by anchoring to its owning window or island.
  • The latest Storage.Pickers update streamlines file and folder selection by letting developers set initial and persistent folder locations, and by grouping filetype filters with clear labels for easier navigation.
  • WrapPanel allows arranging child elements in a sequential position from left to right, items overflowing the line will break to the next line automatically.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

2.0-exp1

Windows App SDK 2.0-Experimental1 (2.0.250930001-experimental1)

WinAppSDK 2.0 Experimental 1 is the latest experimental version of WinAppSDK providing new features and improvements to the platform.

What's new in WinAppSDK 2.0.0 Experimental 1:

  • The Windows ML Model Catalog APIs allow your app or library to dynamically download large AI model files from your own online model catalogs without shipping those large files directly with your app or library. Additionally, the model catalog will help filter which models are compatible with the Windows device it's running on, so that the right model is downloaded to the device.

The following bugs have been fixed:

  • Fixed an issue in DeploymentManager which resulted in it incorrectly reporting PackageInstallRequired in some cases.

To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.

Try it out

Getting Started

To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:

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Bump coverlet.collector and 4 others
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