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Updated Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK from 1.8.260416003 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:
Microsoft.Windows.Management.Deploymentnamespace adds a newIPackageValidatorframework with three built-in validators (PackageCertificateEkuValidator,PackageFamilyNameValidator,PackageMinimumVersionValidator), plus a newPackageVolumeAPI for managing the storage volumes that packages are staged onto.Microsoft.Windows.AI.MachineLearning, with a minimal set of dependencies that supports apps down to Windows 10 v1903. The existingMicrosoft.WindowsAppSDK.MLpackage continues to support Windows 10 v1809. The included ONNX Runtime version has been updated to 1.24.5.AIFeatureReadyStatevalues (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.Microsoft.Windows.Storage.PickersAPI (introduced in 1.8) is extended with file type choice grouping, persistent settings identifiers, suggested start folders, custom titles, multi-folder picking, and more, acrossFileOpenPicker,FileSavePicker, andFolderPicker.SystemBackdropElementis a new lightweightFrameworkElementthat lets apps place a system backdrop such as Mica or Acrylic anywhere within the XAML layout, with aCornerRadiusproperty for rounded backdrop areas. It closes a long-standing WinUI 3 gap where in-app acrylic effects (previously straightforward in WinUI 2 viaAcrylicBrush.BackgroundSource) had no direct equivalent.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 experimentalIXamlPredicateinterface and unlocks conditional XAML based on feature flags, device capabilities, business logic, configuration settings, and other runtime conditions.Microsoft.UI.Content. The newPopupAnchorAPI allowsDesktopPopupSiteBridgeto anchor to its owning window or island instead of being limited to absolute screen coordinates, with newAnchoringBehaviorandAnchoringPixelAlignmentproperties to control the behavior.Notable bug fixes:
MSB8027andLNK4042build warnings caused by duplicateClCompileitems in Windows App SDK NuGet.targetsfiles.CoreWebView2Controllerwhile the controller was not visible.RegisterCertifiedAsyncagain 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
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.ShouldShowKeyboardCuesproperty to guide developers on whether to show keyboard cues right after the creation of aContentIsland.New convenience API
PointerPoint.GetCurrentPoint, to allow developers to get the activePointerPointdata from the providedpointerId.Improved
DeleteIndexreliability. SometimesDeleteIndexwould fail with ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION.App Content Search are part of a separate
Microsoft.Windows.Searchpackage instead of being part ofMicrosoft.Windows.AI package.New
AppContentIndexerAPIs and renamedAppContentIndexerAPIs.Bugs fixed in the new WinAppSDK Release:
RegisterCertifiedAsyncis called again in the same process, it incorrectly returns 0 execution providers (EP).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:
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:
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.improvements.
Microsoft.Windows.Management.Deployment(PackageVolume,IPackageValidator) andMicrosoft.Windows.Storage.Pickers(custom dialog titles, persistent settings, multi-folder picker, and more) APIs.Bugs fixed:
ImageDescription.DescribeAsyncfailing withInternalErrorwhen called concurrently from multiple threads.To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.
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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:
NPUPowerModehas been deprecated in favor of newer power management APIs.GetReadyStatenow gracefully returnsNotSupportedwhen the session broker is unavailable, instead of throwing an exception.DeleteIndexreliability.Microsoft.Windows.Searchpackage instead of being part ofMicrosoft.Windows.AI package.Bugs fixed:
ImageDescription.DescribeAsyncfailing withInternalErrordue to a race conditionTo see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.
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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:
Bugs fixed:
To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.
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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:
Bugs fixed:
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:
AppIndexQuerytype has been split into two distinct types:AppIndexTextQueryandAppIndexImageQuery.AppContentIndexer.CreateQuerymethod has been replaced with:CreateTextQueryandCreateImageQueryCreateTextQuerymethod now returnsAppIndexTextQueryCreateImageQuerymethod now returnsAppIndexImageQueryAppContentIndexnamespace now returnsIVectorViewAppContentIndexer.WaitForIndexingIdleAsyncmethod now accepts aTimeSpanparameter instead of an integerVideoScalerdelivers real-time video enhancements, enabling developers to provide sharper, clearer visuals across conferencing, steaming and editing platforms even under poor network conditions.TextRewriterincludes new create styles like "Goofy" or "Pirate"SplitMenuFlyoutItemprovides a split button experience within a menu flyout.ImageGeneratorprovides powerful image generation capabilities for Text-to-Image, Image-to-Image, Magic fill, Coloring book, and restyle.WinMLCatalogModeltoModelCatalogCatalogModelSourcetoModelCatalogSourceWinMLModelCatalogFindModeltoFindModelAsyncFindAllModeltoFindAllModelsAsyncCatalogModelInfoCatalogModelInfo.Sizeto `CatalogModelInfo.ModelSizeInBytesCreateFromUrimethod toCreateFromUriAsyncGetInstancemethod toGetInstanceAsyncRevisiontoVersionAliastoNameDisplayNamePublisherModelCatalognow returns a list of Execution Providers (EPs) when an instance is created.CatalogModelInstanceResult to use.GetInstalnce()` to retrieve instanceCatalogModelStatusto now return Ready or NotReady based on local availabilityCatalogModelInstanceStatusto separate instance status from model statusBugs fixed:
To see everything that's new and changed, see the full Windows App SDK 2.0 Experimental release notes.
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Getting Started
To get started using Windows App SDK to develop Windows apps, check out the following documentation:
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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:
InputUnderlyingWindowControllerallows callers to specify the HWND that will receive the input messages originally directed to aContentIslandcreated from aSystemVisualSystemBackdropHostprovides XAML-compatible approach to placing a system backdrop anywhere within an application's visual tree.PopupAnchornow allowsDesktopPopupSiteBridgeto support relative positioning by anchoring to its owning window or island.Storage.Pickersupdate 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.WrapPanelallows 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.
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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 following bugs have been fixed:
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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