Release date of 10.0.51 version with the fixed regression #34568
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I'm not sure if the MAUI team is monitoring these discussions, but does anyone know when 10.0.51 is expected to be released? The current version, 10.0.50, has a regression bug that affects bindings (#34428). It's not easy to find a suitable older .NET 10 version for me to downgrade to, because each of them has a different kind of issue (either safe area–related bugs or performance issues). Version 10.0.50 looked promising if it weren't for the binding issue. The nearest suitable downgrade for me would be the latest .NET 9–based version. Looking at the discussion for #34428, I can see that there are probably more people waiting for the fixed version 10.0.51, or at least for any information about when it is planned to be released. |
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We do monitor discussions, although I must say for me personally they tend to fall of the radar a bit. Sorry about that, feel free to tag me if you have burning questions and we miss it. As for this specific question: we never discuss concrete timelines for releases for the reason that things might happen. There are various reasons for not doing that, and it's just policy for the .NET team/Microsoft to not comment on it. We are aware that people are waiting on it, we are working as fast as we can, it's coming asap. |
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Also, it's out now @holecekp https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Maui.Controls |
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We do monitor discussions, although I must say for me personally they tend to fall of the radar a bit. Sorry about that, feel free to tag me if you have burning questions and we miss it.
As for this specific question: we never discuss concrete timelines for releases for the reason that things might happen. There are various reasons for not doing that, and it's just policy for the .NET team/Microsoft to not comment on it. We are aware that people are waiting on it, we are working as fast as we can, it's coming asap.