ASP.NET Core
Cross-platform framework for building modern cloud-based web applications
ASP.NET Core's public feed is servicing traffic; the real work happens on the .NET 11 previews.
◆Recent moves
- 8d ago
.NET 9.0.19
A servicing release with no user-facing change: branding bump, submodule and npm dependency updates, a Node 20-to-24 move, and CI pipeline work. The notable items are internal — swapping an expired PAT for build identity on internal feed authentication.
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.NET 8.0.30
The 8.0 branch's companion servicing release, shipped the same day as 9.0.19 and carrying the same class of change: branding, googletest and MessagePack submodule bumps, a ws package update, and CI image maintenance.
View source ↗ - 23d ago
.NET 11 preview 7: OpenAPI generation environment support
A single-commit preview tag adding an OpenApiGenerationEnvironment property. It is a build marker on the 11.0 line rather than a release, and the entry carries no notes beyond the one commit title.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
v10.0.11: [release/10.0] Limit Microsoft.OpenApi to disallow next major (#67772)
A version-constraint change pinning Microsoft.OpenApi below the next major, plus a Versions.props update. Dependency hygiene on the 10.0 branch with no behavioral effect.
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.NET 10.0.10
The one recent servicing release with changes a developer would notice: OwningComponentBase.Dispose returns to its pre-.NET 10 behavior and a null reference in the Virtualize component is fixed. Both are Blazor regressions being walked back, which is consistent with 10.0 being the branch that still absorbs behavioral corrections.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
.NET 9.0.18
Routine 9.0 servicing — branding, arcade and extensions dependency flow, and an added E2E test pipeline. Nothing reaches the application developer.
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