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New Features
Extended managed identity experimental functionality with support for Azure Cloud Shell. See 3832.
Added support for PII logging for WAM preview. See 3845, 3822.
Bug Fixes
Fixed JSON serialization issues for apps running on .NET 7. See 3892.
Improved logging performance to only create logs when a specified log level is enabled. See 3901.
Fixed Unable to load DLL 'msalruntime' exception for apps that use WAM preview and are packaged as MSIX. See 3740.
WAM preview now honors the login hint. See 3301 and WAM docs.
WAM preview now allows to sign in with an account different from the provided login hint. See 3929.
Fixed an ApiContractViolation exception in WAM preview when signing out. See 3685.
MSAL now allows passing no scopes when using WAM preview. See 3675.
When broker is enabled, MSAL will now use the refresh token from the broker instead of a locally cached one. See 3613.
Added a more descriptive error message when combined flat user and app cache is used. Use a partitioned token cache (for ex. distributed cache like Redis) or separate files for app and user token caches. See 3218.
Updated logs to clarify that managed identity correlation ID differs from MSAL one. See #3908.
Fixed an occasional cryptographic exception by removing the RSA public key size check - AAD is better suited to handle this verification. See 3896.
Fixed JSON parsing errors when receiving an error token response. See 3883.
Added better error handling when receiving WS-Trust responses. See 3614.
WithAuthority methods on the request builders are hidden. Use either WithTenantId on the request builders or WithAuthority only on the application builder. See #2929.
Deprecated IsBrokerAvailable method on mobile platforms. Applications should rely on the library automatically falling back to a browser if the broker is not available. See 3320.