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Announcing: WinUI 3 - Windows App SDK 0.8! 🎉✨ #5260
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Congrats on getting this out. Windows App SDK, I like it, it is what it is, this name is sooo much clearer and better than Project Reunion. |
Out of curiosity, why was Also totally agree with @thomasclaudiushuber, Windows App SDK is a good name and better than Project Reunion. |
Hi, could you clarify how much of the fixes and UI changes of 2.6 are in 0.8? |
When updating from As a work-around it is possible to define a local version (as a copy) by exchanging the namespaces:
Beside the loss of With each upgrade step bewteen preview and 'non-preview' (I did not name it stable release on purpose) I need to readjust my usage of some preview features e.g. |
Initially I wanted to start a new discussion, but I'll just drop it here. I'd really appreciate an ETA of when will win2d be ported to WinUI Desktop. This is pretty much what's holding me from using WinUI Desktop. (please let me know if I should ask in another repository) More infoI know there is work in progress regarding porting win2d to WinUI Desktop (https://github.com/Microsoft/Win2D/tree/reunion_master), but
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@jschwizer99 the |
@asklar #include <microsoft.ui.dispatching.co_await.h> to get the resume_foreground functionality. |
yeah that's basically what the PR did, it would be nice to get it out of the box :) |
Please don't - such implicit include behavior is unexpected, not controllable from anywhere in the user's source, and forces every file to include the bulk of cppwinrt. I would suggest to make the templates include it in the PCH, and to better document this change for people coming from previous versions of the App SDK. |
@jtorjo I believe Win2d is supported in WinUI 3/Windows App SDK 0.8 (link to NuGet package here) for desktop apps. Is there a feature or something in particular that you're looking for that hasn't been ported over yet? |
@anawishnoff Last time I checked (Reunion 0.5), |
@jtorjo I see - I do think those two are still in the progress of being ported over. I'll let you know if I can find an update on their status. |
Is Mica material supported in Windows App SDK 0.8.1? |
@Lukespacewalker No, 0.8.1 is a small patch including some critical bug fixes, you can see the more detailed information at Windows App SDK. IMO if you are waiting for the Mica material support you have to wait until the Windows App SDK 1.0 or at least its preview build |
Check out #6325 to see features from this release in Windows App SDK 1.0 and leave any additional comments. |
@bpulliam This effects our
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We've just shipped the latest stable version of WinUI 3, which is a part of Windows App SDK v0.8! This release includes lots of bug fixes and stability improvements. This version of WinUI 3 can be used for shipping production apps to the Microsoft Store.
Shipping WinUI 3 as a part of the Windows App SDK
In order to use this version of WinUI 3, you'll download the Project Reunion Visual Studio Extension (VSIX) to get started. The Project Reunion VSIX includes WinUI Project Templates that you'll use to build your WinUI 3 app, as well as access to other Windows App SDK components. The Windows App SDK package includes a reference to the WinUI 3 NuGet package.
For more on the Windows App SDK, see their documentation and repository. For installation instructions, see Set up your development environment.
NOTE: The Windows App SDK was previously known by the code name Project Reunion. Some SDK assets such as the VSIX extension and NuGet packages still use the code name, but these assets will be renamed in a future release. Some areas of this doc still use Project Reunion when referring to an existing asset or a specified earlier release.
What's new
These are all of the new changes in WinUI 3 since the release of Project Reunion 0.5.
The Pivot control has been added back in and can now be used in any WinUI 3 app.
All bug fixes from Project Reunion v0.5.5, v0.5.6, and v0.5.7 are included with this release.
The
ColorHelper.ToDisplayName
API is no longer available.The following types have been removed:
Microsoft.Graphics.IGeometrySource2D
Microsoft.Graphics.IGeometrySource2DInterop
Please use
Windows.Graphics.IGeometrySource2D
andWindows.Graphics.IGeometrySource2DInterop
instead.All types in the
Microsoft.System
namespace have been moved to theMicrosoft.UI.Dispatching
namespace, including the DispatcherQueue class.The
AcrylicBrush.BackgroundSource
property has been removed, sinceHostBackdrop
is not supported as aBackgroundSource
in WinUI 3.Bug fixes
This is the list of all bugs fixed in WinUI 3 since Project Reunion 0.5.
Fix tooltip to get the current pointer position rather than using the last seen pointer ID
[Preview 4] Change in Appearance of AppBarButton with Flyout on CommandBar in WinUI3 #4197
Crash in shadows code when device goes on low-battery
EffectiveViewport does not work in certain cases for WinUI desktop apps #3001
WinUI3: Rotation in Manipulation events is wrong #3658
Crash in RichEditBox when copying/pasting/changing text style
Padding of Minimize/Maximize/Close Buttons is Not Consistent When Using ExtendsContentIntoTitleBar #4536
#923 - Building class library with XAML controls in Release config fails
[Preview 4] x:Bind does not work in a custom MenuFlyoutItem #4179
Hide windowed popups when the top-level window (or island) moves
StandardUICommand page in WinUI 3 Controls Gallery not showing everything
Mouse right-click in TextBox crashes the application #4804
Context menu displayed at the wrong location for EditableComboBox
Changing RichTextBlock Selection with touch makes selection indicator go away
WinUI 3 & Reunion 0.5 error: Microsoft C++ exception: winrt::hresult_error at memory location 0x..... when NavigationView is using #4806
WinUI 3 error message needs rewording: "Cannot resolve 'Windows.metadata'. Please install the Windows Software Development Kit. The Windows SDK is installed with Visual Studio."
TemplateBinding and TemplatedParent Binding return different values (UnsetValue vs null) on failure to resolve #1048
Move focus off the WebView2 (if necessary) when browser process crashes
ProgressBar doesn't show difference between Paused and Error option #3694
PointerReplay constantly running
NavigationView causes crash in Reunion-0.5 pre UWP #4499
AutoSuggestBox, ComboBox, and CommandBarFlyout aren't setting ShouldConstrainToRootBounds="false" on their popup
WinUI 0.5: Unexpected C++ exceptions. #4510
WebView2 initial tab focus lost
WebView2 crashes when DPI changes after Close()
[Preview 4] Change in Appearance of AppBarButton with Flyout on CommandBar in WinUI3 #4197
SwapChainPanel has a white line border in dark mode
Crash in tooltip when hovering between different items with tooltips too quickly
Border areas around WebView2 appear to be transparent or show a color
Unable to stop app exit using closed event handle
Experimental Features
This release does not include experimental features. If you'd like to continue using experimental features in your app, feel free to continue using the latest Project Reunion 0.8 Preview.
Known Issues
For a list of all the known issues for the Windows App SDK 0.8, please see the Windows App SDK release notes.
Getting started
First, you'll need to set up your dev environment with the appropriate technologies. See our documentation for installation instructions and more information on project types:
Install the Windows App SDK
Create WinUI 3 Projects
While you're developing, check out the API Reference documentation.
Take a look at our walk-through docs:
You can also update your existing WinUI 3 app to use the new Windows App SDK 0.8 release using these instructions: Update existing projects to the latest release of the Windows App SDK.
We love feedback! We encourage you to file any bug, big or small, on our repo using this template. Knowing which issues and features are important and/or critical to our customers highly influences which ones we tackle. Even though we ship with the Windows App SDK, please continue to file WinUI-specific bugs on this repo.
Using WinUI 3 - Windows App SDK 0.8 with our ecosystem partners
This latest release is in the process of being integrated into several other important ecosystem technologies. To test out and follow that progress, check out some of our partner technologies below:
Actipro Software is migrating their vast UI control offerings over to WinUI 3, including their SyntaxEditor code editor, propertygrid, native type edit boxes, docking/MDI, charts, and more.
DevExpress: DevExpress has released 20 new WinUI controls with Windows App SDK 0.8 support, including the Data Grid, Scheduler, Charts, Ribbon Toolbar, and more. All 20 UI components are available free-of-charge.
Esri: ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET adds mapping, spatial analytics, and location intelligence capabilities to your apps on Android, iOS, and Windows. Support for WinUI 3 is now available.
GrapeCity plans to bring their popular desktop UI controls to WinUI later this year! Learn more about their data connection service components for WinUI.
Infragistics: Ultimate UI for WinUI brings business critical, high performing, and feature rich line of business controls to your apps that target any platform that runs Windows (including Windows on ARM64).
Syncfusion: Updated their projects to Microsoft.ProjectReunion from Microsoft.WinUI following upgrade instructions. All their controls are working fine.
Telerik UI for WinUI: the market first UI controls suite for crafting Win32 and UWP apps with WinUI 3, comes with feature-rich controls like Ribbon, DataGrid, Charts, Gauges, Barcode, and more.
Uno Platform: Use WinUI 3 – Windows App SDK 0.8, XAML and C# to build pixel-perfect, single-codebase, native applications that can run on Web, Desktop and Mobile. It is free, open-source and available today.
Windows Community Toolkit (Microsoft): The WCT is currently working on supporting Reunion 0.8 release candidate. It provides tons of new controls and capabilities for use in your WinUI app. You can check out their open source repo here.
What's next
To keep up with progress being made on WinUI 3, please see our feature roadmap which gets updated regularly. We also give monthly updates on our WinUI Community Calls, where you can directly ask the team any questions you have.
Update #1 - Windows App SDK 0.8.1 is now available
Windows App SDK 0.8.1 is a stable servicing release that fixes a few critical bugs.
Bugs fixed in Windows App SDK 0.8.1:
The limitations and known issues for v0.8 also apply to v0.8.1, unless marked otherwise in our documentation.
Update #2 - Windows App SDK 0.8.2 is now available
Windows App SDK 0.8.2 is a stable servicing release that a couple more critical bugs for 0.8.0.
Bugs fixed in Windows App SDK 0.8.2:
Object contains non-primitive or non-blittable data.
The limitations and known issues for v0.8 also apply to v0.8.2, unless marked otherwise in our documentation.
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