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SQLCLIENT KILLS PLATFORM-SPECIFIC BUILDS, ASPNETCORE HARDENS SIGNALR

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SqlClient unified its Windows and Unix code paths without restructuring the NuGet package, collapsing build complexity across the entire SNI layer.

The biggest move this cycle: SqlClient removes platform-specific builds by feeding the same pattern through the SNI layer and stripping out `_UNIX` and `_WINDOWS` logic [1]. This follows #4207 and clears the path to identical compiled code for both Windows and non-Windows platforms while preserving package structure. On the test infrastructure front, legacy CI pipelines now run daily instead of weekdays-only to catch health regressions faster [2], and the Kerberos pipeline moved under `ci/` with a renamed file for consistency [3]. Over on aspnetcore, the team mapped [Obsolete] attributes to OpenAPI deprecated flags across operations, schemas, and properties [4], landed a fix for JsonPatchDocument serialization that ignores the From field on add, remove, replace, and test operations [5], and hardened SignalR's stateful reconnect logic to account for recent state-machine changes [6]. Runtime also shipped fixes: BootJsonData generation now respects runtimeconfig.dev.json for Hot Reload in debug builds [8], SignedXml now compares full HMAC against full SignatureValue to close a timing-side-channel risk [9], and ARM64 improved HW_Flag_ReturnsPerElementMask support with better ConditionalSelect handling [10]. A breaking change in runtime dependencies landed from dotnet/runtime-assets [7], and wasm modeled class-init helpers as value-returning in the JIT for signature consistency [11].

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Action items

References

  1. [1] Remove platform-specific builds ↗ dotnet/SqlClient
  2. [2] Run legacy CI pipelines daily instead of weekdays/Thursdays ↗ dotnet/SqlClient
  3. [3] Move Kerberos pipeline to ci/ and rename to sqlclient-ci-kerberos-pipeline.yml ↗ dotnet/SqlClient
  4. [4] Map [Obsolete] attribute to deprecated in OpenAPI documents (#66355) dotnet/aspnetcore
  5. [5] Ignore From when serializing a JsonPatchDocument for add, remove, rep… (#64457) dotnet/aspnetcore
  6. [6] Harden SignalR stateful reconnect. ↗ dotnet/aspnetcore
  7. [7] [main] Update dependencies from dotnet/runtime-assets (#130062) dotnet/runtime
  8. [8] Update BootJsonData generation to account for runtimeconfig.dev.json ↗ dotnet/runtime
  9. [9] Compare full HMAC against full SignatureValue in SignedXml.CheckSignedInfo ↗ dotnet/runtime
  10. [10] Arm64: Improve support for HW_Flag_ReturnsPerElementMask ↗ dotnet/runtime
  11. [11] [wasm] Model class-init helper as value-returning in the JIT (#130813) dotnet/runtime

Quick answers

What shipped in .NET on July 23, 2026?
SqlClient unified its Windows and Unix code paths without restructuring the NuGet package, collapsing build complexity across the entire SNI layer. In total, 46 commits, 50 pull requests, and 1 releases landed.
Who contributed to .NET on July 23, 2026?
12 developers shipped this update, including edwardneal, paulmedynski, Grant Totinov, Jonah Fritz, Akshay Kumar, cincuranet, dotnet-maestro[bot], and copilot-swe-agent, and 4 more.
What were the notable .NET updates?
Remove platform-specific builds, Run legacy CI pipelines daily instead of weekdays/Thursdays, and Move Kerberos pipeline to ci/ and rename to sqlclient-ci-kerberos-pipeline.yml.

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