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Uno Platform Core Team
Uno Platform 5.6 released!
Features
- Add native embedding to netXX-desktop/macOS – Implemented native embedding support for desktop and macOS, enhancing platform integration.
- Add support for AppWindow.Show methods – Integrated AppWindow.Show methods to improve window management in the application.
- Allow simulating touch input in Samples app – Enabled touch input simulation in the Samples app for enhanced testing and user interaction.
Performance Improvements
- Optimize opacity filter allocations – Reduced resource consumption by optimizing opacity filter allocations, improving app performance.
- Limit JavaStringCache entries to deal with excessive GREF counts – Implemented a solution to manage JavaStringCache entries, addressing memory management issues.
Bug Fixes
- Adjust [NotImplemented] on PasswordVault – Fixed issues with the PasswordVault implementation, ensuring correct handling of unimplemented methods.
- Ensure HttpRequestMessage.Headers are assigned when default ctor is used – Addressed an issue with HTTP request header assignment, improving request reliability.
- Fix regression in code gen – Resolved code generation regressions to ensure proper functionality across builds.
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