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We recently released PowerShell 7.6, and we want to take a moment to share context on the delayed timing of this release, what we learned, and what we're already changing as a result. PowerShell releases typically align closely with the .NET release schedule. Our goal is to provide predictable and ti Link to article: …
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We’re excited to announce the General Availability of Social Identity Provider (IdP) support for Native Authentication in Microsoft Entra External ID. This release enables developers to integrate popular social sign‑in options such as Google, Facebook, and Apple — into native and single‑page applications that use …
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We introduced the Markdown editor in July 2025 to bring Markdown support to large text fields in work items. Since then, we’ve received valuable customer feedback highlighting challenges with the editing experience, particularly w Link to article: …
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Learn what's new in Visual Studio Code 1.114 Read the full article Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/vscode-blog/visual-studio-code-1.114
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Vectors, Analytics, and the End of ETL Part 3 of 4 - The Multimodal Database Series In Part 1: The Polyglot Tax we laid out the fraud detection scenario: a transaction comes in, and before you approve or deny it you need five checks. Order h Link to article: …
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This blog post summarizes changes to the vcpkg package manager as part of the 2026.02.27 and 2026.03.18 registry releases and the Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/whats-new-in-vcpkg-feb-2026-mar-2026-parallel-file-installation-and-more
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Bookmarks in Visual Studio have always been a simple, reliable feature. Many developers use them regularly, and over the years we’ve heard consistent feedback from those users. Bookmarks were useful, but there were a few core gaps that kept them from being as effective and relevant as they could be. Navigation was one …
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The book C++: The Programming Language¹ (Waylon Warren, editor) claims to present "the complex subject of C++ in the most comprehensible and easy to understand language." A rather overdone book blurb, in my opinion. Anyway, the book does have an attractive cover, or at least an inoffensive one. Link to …
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Building enterprise solutions is shifting from writing code to directing AI agents. Instead of stitching together APIs, CLIs, and scripts, developers are increasingly describing intent and letting agents execute. For enterprise platforms like Dataverse, this creates a new requirement: they must be operable by agents, …
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Debugging distributed apps is hard. When something goes wrong, the problem could be in any service, and the evidence is scattered across separate log streams, trace collectors, and configuration sources. Aspire makes telemetry a first-class concern by configuring OpenTelemetry by default and collecting all telemetry in …
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This month's Visual Studio update gives you new ways to customize GitHub Copilot. Custom agents allow you to build specialized Copilot agents tailored to your team's workflow, backed by the tools and knowledge sources that matter to your project. Alongside that, agent skills bring reusable instruction sets, and a new …
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My colleagues over in enterprise product support often get corporate customers who report that "Your latest update broke our system." After studying the problem (which is usually quite laborious because they have to go back and forth with the customer to capture logs and dumps and traces), they eventually …
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The Azure Developer CLI (azd) shipped seven releases in March 2026. Most notably, azd now has a local run-and-debug loop for AI agents, GitHub Copilot–powered project setup, and Container App Jobs deployment. Here's what's in versions 1.2 Link to article: …
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In this post, we explore how to write Azure service-related unit tests for Spring Boot projects using Docker and Spring Cloud Azure. What is Spring Cloud Azure? Spring Cloud Azure is an open-source project that makes it easier to use Azure services in Spring applications. For more information about this topic, see the …
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A customer wanted to know the maximum number of values that can be stored in a single registry key. They found that they ran into problems when they reached a certain number of values, which was well over a quarter million. Okay, wait a second. Why are you adding over a quarter million values to a registry key!? The …
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So far, we've been looking at how a dialog box owner can customize the dialog message loop. But what about the dialog itself? Can the dialog customize its own dialog message loop? Sure. It just has to steal the messages from its owner. The dialog box can subclass its owner and grab the WM_ENTERIDLE mess Link to …
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Thank you for your interest in the new Azure SDKs! We release new features, improvements, and bug fixes every month. Subscribe to our Azure SDK Blog RSS Feed to get notified when a new release is available. You can find links to packages, code, and docs on our Link to article: …
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We're implementing a significant update in our service affecting applications that modify sensitive email properties on non-draft email messages. These sensitive email properties include the subject, body, recipients, and a number of other properties when changed using any of the Link to article: …
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Aspire 13.2 brings TypeScript AppHost support to the same application model that existing Aspire users already know. You still define resources, references, startup dependencies, endpoints, and deployment intent in code. You still get the same dashboard, service disc Link to article: …
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Last time, we looked at how the owner of a dialog can take control just before the dialog box message loop goes idle. I said that I pulled a trick Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20260326-00/?p=112167
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