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Pinned Microsoft.Build at 17.8.43.

Updated Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory from 8.0.1 to 10.0.0.

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10.0.0-preview.6.25358.103

You can build .NET 10.0 Preview 6 from the repository by cloning the release tag v10.0.0-preview.6.25358.103 and following the build instructions in the main README.md.

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10.0.0-preview.5.25277.114

You can build .NET 10.0 Preview 5 from the repository by cloning the release tag v10.0.0-preview.5.25277.114 and following the build instructions in the main README.md.

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10.0.0-preview.4.25258.110

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10.0.0-preview.3.25171.5

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10.0.0-preview.2.25163.2

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10.0.0-preview.1.25080.5

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9.0.112

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9.0.111

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9.0.110

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9.0.109

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9.0.101

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9.0.7

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9.0.6

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9.0.5

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9.0.4

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9.0.3

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9.0.2

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9.0.1

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9.0.0

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9.0.0-rc.2.24473.5

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9.0.0-rc.1.24431.7

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9.0.0-preview.7.24405.7

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9.0.0-preview.6.24327.7

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9.0.0-preview.5.24306.7

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9.0.0-preview.4.24266.19

You can build .NET 9.0 Preview 4 from the repository by cloning the release tag v9.0.0-preview.4.24266.19 and following the build instructions in the main README.md.

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9.0.0-preview.3.24172.9

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9.0.0-preview.2.24128.5

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9.0.0-preview.1.24080.9

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8.0.122

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8.0.121

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8.0.120

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8.0.119

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8.0.100-preview.1

8.0.18

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8.0.17

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8.0.16

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8.0.15

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8.0.14

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8.0.13

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8.0.12

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8.0.11

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8.0.10

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8.0.8

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8.0.7

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8.0.6

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8.0.5

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8.0.4

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8.0.3

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8.0.2

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Updated Microsoft.Identity.Client from 4.60.4 to 4.79.2.

Release notes

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4.79.2

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.79.0...4.79.2

4.79.0

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.78.0...4.79.0

4.78.0

Changes

  • Update SDK version from 8.0.404 to 8.0.415. #​5543
  • Hide / deprecate some obscure APIs. #​5484

Bug Fixes

  • Support Android edge-to-edge. #​5499
  • Android broker does not support ADFS authority. #​5522

4.77.1

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.77.0...4.77.1

4.77.0

Features

Changes

Bug fixes

4.76.0

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.74.1...4.76.0

4.74.1

Bug fixes

4.74.0

Features

Bug fixes

4.73.1

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.73.0...4.73.1

4.73.0

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.72.1...4.73.0

4.72.1

4.72.1

Bug Fixes

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.72.0...4.72.1

4.72.0

4.72.0

Features

Bug Fixes

  • Ensure additional cache parameters are persisted in cache serializationIssue #​5261

4.71.1

Bug Fixes

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.71.0...4.71.1

4.71.0

Bug Fixes

  • Enable the Service Fabric flow to get a httpClient from the factory with ssl validation callback. See Issue #​5220

Full changelog: 4.70.2 .. 4.71.0

4.70.2

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.70.1...4.70.2

4.70.1

What's Changed

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.70.0...4.70.1

4.70.0

Features

  • Added a .WithAccessTokenSha256ToRefresh() method to AcquireTokenForClientParameterBuilder for ConfidentialClientApplication, allowing finer control over token refresh scenarios. Issue #​5111, PR #​5179
  • Added TokenCacheNotificationArgs.NoDistributedCacheUseReason in order to indicate that the configured serialized cache should not be a distributed cache to prevent issues when acquiring tokens. Issue #​5199

Bug Fixes

  • Removed invalid tenant checks (/organizations or /common) in MTLS flows for AAD/dSTS authorities. Issue #​5093
  • Fixed an issue where specifying a null service config region in MTLS scenarios did not correctly throw an exception. Issue #​5181

4.69.1

4.69.1

Features

  • Enabled broker support on the Linux platform. See Issue #​5086
  • Added a WithCertificate(..., bool associateTokensWithCertificateSerialNumber) overload to enable the use of the certificate's serial number as part of the cache key for tokens. Issue #​5150

Bug Fixes

  • MSAL will now stop replacing "%20" with "+" since it is obsolete. See Issue #​5061
  • Exposed client capabilities in AssertionRequestOptions for MSI FIC scenarios Issue #​4948
  • Added the missing claims in SignedAssertion when using the AssertionRequestOptions Delegate Issue #​5143

4.68.0

Features

  • Added WithFmiPath() api to support FMI scenarios in MSAL. See Issue #​5110
  • MSAL will now pass Client sku and Version to MsalRuntime for MSAL Runtime's client telemetry. See Issue #​5103

Bug Fixes

  • Reordered the condition for ManagedIdentitySource.MachineLearning to be checked after ManagedIdentitySource.AppService instead of before it. See Issue #​5077
  • Improved Managed Identity Source Detection Logging for Debugging. See Issue #​5097
  • When a 404 error occurs, MSAL will now include the endpoint and authority URLs in the exception message for better debugging. See Issue #​4769
  • MSAL will now set UseShellExecute to false in OpenLinuxBrowser. See Issue #​5075
  • Fixed a threading exception when using ExtraQueryParameters. See Issue #​5108

4.67.2

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue with Managed Identity source detection where Azure ML was prioritized incorrectly over Azure App Service, causing token acquisition failures. See Bug #​5077

4.67.1

Bug Fixes

  • Added support for Azure Machine Learning (Azure ML) Managed Identity (MSI) to address missing functionality for token acquisition in Azure Machine Learning environments. See Bug #​4984

4.67.0

New Features

  • MSAL.NET now supports acquiring token for Client Credentials flow with a Subject Name Issuer (SNI) certificate over Mutual TLS (mTLS) for first-party applications. See Issue #​4986
  • Bumped NET SDK from net6 to net8, aligning MSAL.NET with the latest .NET standards and features. See Feature Request #​5025
  • Public API analyzer integrated to enhance API compliance and stability. See Feature Request #​4931

Bug Fixes

  • Improved AcquireTokenSilent logging and handling of Family of Client IDs (FOCI). See Bug #​4988
  • Fixed issues where DurationTotalInMs in AuthenticationResultMetadata differed from Stopwatch measurements. See Bug #​4895
  • Resolved incorrect computation of OTel durations in L1 cache and during the creation of POP tokens. See Bug #​5036
  • Addressed an issue where AbstractAcquireTokenParameterBuilder<T>.WithAdfsAuthority threw exceptions when the tenant ID was null and the authority host URI ended in /adfs. See Bug #​4860
  • Fixed a parsing issue in Managed Identity to align with Azure.Identity's behavior for handling invalid JSON responses. See Bug #​5016

Deprecated

4.66.2

4.66.2

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a bug where MSAL .NET fails to launch the iOS broker on IOS 18.0.1. See Issue #​4958

4.66.1

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a bug where MSAL .NET fails to correctly handle the expires_on field for Managed Identity tokens in ISO 8601 format. This fix ensures accurate parsing of ISO 8601 date-time formats during token acquisition. See Issue #​4963

4.66.0

4.66.0

New Features

  • Enabled extended functionality in the MSAL authentication flow through the implementation of IAuthenticationOperation. This allows for custom extensions in the authentication flow by providing an authentication operation interface. See Issue #​4956
  • MSAL.NET will now opt-in to regional ESTS when the environment variable MSAL_FORCE_REGION is set (e.g., MSAL_FORCE_REGION=eastus). This automatically directs MSAL to use the specified region for token acquisition. If the region is explicitly set to "DisableMsalForceRegion", MSAL will not opt-in to regional ESTS. Use of the WithAzureRegion(xyz) API takes precedence over the environment variable. See Issue #​4930

4.65.2-Preview

  • Refactored CDT Prototype
  • Moved prototype to separate folder
  • Removed dependency on MSAL internals

4.65.0

New Features

  • Update telemetry to include the caller SDK details. See Issue #​4863
  • MSAL.Net now exposes an API to enable developers to cache additional values in the token response. See Issue #​4922
  • Managed identity .WithClaims() and .WithClientCapabilities() APIs are now generally available. See Issue #​4921

Bug Fixes

  • Fix a bug where MSAL .Net fails for DSTS authority when using .WithTenantIdFromAuthority(). See Issue #​4927

4.64.1

4.64.0

4.64.0

New Features

  • Added managed identity support for Azure ARC on Linux. See Issue #​4358
  • Added Username and password support for confidential clients. See Issue #​3774

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved SHA2 issues that break custom claims during authentication flows. See Issue #​4868

4.63.0

New Features

  • Implemented Claims API to Bypass Cache When Claims are Present in MSAL with Managed Identity. This is still an experimental API and may change in the future. See Issue #​4845

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where SHR POP tokens were broken due to an invalid algorithm. The algorithm has been corrected to PS256 from RS256. See Issue #​4839

4.62.0

New Features

  • Updated the Service Fabric managed identity flow to validate the server certificate. See Issue #​4462
  • Updated MSAL exception when server returns 500 to include request URI. See Issue #​4412
  • Removed unused telemetry headers WithClientTelemetry and last_telemetry header. See Issue #​4815

Bug Fixes

  • Fix for silent token acquisition failing after device code flow when broker is enabled. See Issue #​4786
  • Fix the computation of TotalDurationInMs for linux platform. See Issue #​4784
  • Added 'haschrome=1' to avoid unexpected back buttons on the first page in embedded browser. See Issue #​4836

4.61.3

Bug Fixes

  • Exclude the use of WSTrust for ROPC flow except for AAD authorities. See Issue #​4791

4.61.2

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a regression in MSAL 4.61.1 where Proof of Possession (POP) extensibility API was made available for all the confidential client scenarios caused runtime exception for users using higher level SDKs with explicit dependency on MSAL. See 4789
  • Measurement of duration in milliseconds is now consistent across all platforms. See 4784

4.61.1

New Features

  • Enabled Proof of Possession (POP) extensibility API for all confidential client requests, enhancing security measures for confidential clients. See 4757
  • Introduced a public API that identifies and returns the current Azure environment for Managed Identity. See 4751
  • Deprecated the WithClientAssertion(string) method. Developers are encouraged to use the overload with Func<AssertionRequestOptions, Task> instead, which ensures the return of a non-expired assertion, potentially including a Federated Credential. See 4775
  • Adding support for Non-GUID Client IDs with AuthorityType.Generic See #​4686

Bug Fixes

  • Improved logic to handle ADFS tokens that include a manually added tid claim, preventing exceptions. See 4608
  • Improved build-time validation to ensure that applications using the WithBroker(true) method will fail at build time if the application targets net6-windows and uses an old broker API. This change prevents runtime failures and facilitates early detection of issues. See 4768
  • Fixed token acquisition failure in broker based flow when authority is common. See 4696

4.61.0

4.61.0

New Features

  • Removed support for deprecated frameworks, Xamarin.Android 12 and Xamarin.iOS 10. MSAL.NET packages will no longer include monoandroid12.0 and xamarinios10 binaries. Existing applications should migrate to modern frameworks like .NET MAUI. See 4715 and Announcing the Upcoming Deprecation of MSAL.NET for Xamarin and UWP.
  • Removed support for UWP. MSAL.NET packages will no longer include uap10.0.17763 binary. Existing applications should migrate to modern frameworks like WinUI 3. See 4717 and Announcing the Upcoming Deprecation of MSAL.NET for Xamarin and UWP.
  • Removed Windows Forms dependency from Microsoft.Identity.Client, which will no longer include net6.0-windows7.0 binary. Existing desktop applications targeting net6.0-windows should reference Microsoft.Identity.Client.Broker when using interactive authentication with Windows Broker and call WithBroker(BrokerOptions); or reference Microsoft.Identity.Client.Desktop when authenticating with browser and call WithWindowsEmbeddedBrowserSupport(). There are no changes to the usage of the system browser. See 4468.
  • Re-enabled the use of SHA 256 and PSS padding to create client assertions. See 4695.

Bug Fixes

  • Public methods in Kerberos TicketCacheWriter and TicketCacheReader were corrected to be internal. Public API in KerberosSupplementalTicketManager should be used. See #​4726.

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