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See the IResourceManager API spec on GitHub for more information. MRT Core: A new event, Application.ResourceManagerInitializing allows your app to provide its own implementation of the IResourceManager interface, and gives you access to the ResourceManager that WinUI uses to resolve resource URIs.See the Environment Manager API spec on GitHub for more information. Environment Manager: EnvironmentManager.AreChangesTracked to inform you whether changes to the environment manager are able to be tracked in your application.ApplicationModel.DynamicDependency: PackageDependency.PackageGraphRevisionId that replaces the deprecated MddGetGenerationId.See the Window.AppWindow API spec on GitHub for additional background and usage information. Replacing several lines of boilerplate code, you're now able to use AppWindow APIs directly from an Window through Window.AppWindow. This.SystemBackdrop = new MicaBackdrop() See the Xaml Backdrop API spec on GitHub for more information about the Window.SystemBackdrop property. With properties built in to the XAML Window, Mica & Background Acrylic backdrops are now easier to use in your WinUI 3 app. In an existing Windows App SDK 1.2 (from the stable channel) app, you can update your Nuget package to 1.3.0-preview1 (see the Update a package section in Install and manage packages in Visual Studio using the NuGet Package Manager).įor the updated runtime and MSIX, see Downloads for the Windows App SDK. This release includes previews for new features across WinAppSDK and several performance, security, accessibility and reliability bug fixes. This is the latest release of the preview channel for version 1.3. For documentation on preview releases, see Install tools for preview and experimental channels of the Windows App SDK.If you'd like to upgrade an existing app from an older version of the Windows App SDK to a newer version, see Update existing projects to the latest release of the Windows App SDK.Preview channel releases do not include experimental APIs. There may be breaking API changes between a given preview channel release and the next stable release.

The preview channel provides a preview of the next upcoming stable release. The preview channel is not supported for use in production environments, and apps that use the preview releases cannot be published to the Microsoft Store.