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Table of Contents

• I. News
  • 1.1. Recent Version Releases
  • 1.2. Other Noteworthy Updates
• II. Issues
  • 2.1. Top 5 Active Issues
  • 2.2. Top 5 Stale Issues
  • 2.3. Open Issues
  • 2.4. Closed Issues
  • 2.5. Issue Discussion Insights

• III. Pull Requests
  • 3.1. Open Pull Requests
  • 3.2. Closed Pull Requests
  • 3.3. Pull Request Discussion Insights

• IV. Contributors
  • 4.1. Contributors

I. News

1.1 Recent Version Releases:

The current version of this repository is 9.0.90

1.2 Version Information:

The .NET MAUI 9.0.90 SR9 release, created on July 11, 2025, includes over 141 commits primarily focused on critical product fixes across iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, testing enhancements, infrastructure updates, and dependency version bumps. Key highlights include numerous bug fixes addressing UI behavior, threading issues, and control improvements, alongside expanded automated testing coverage and housekeeping updates to improve stability and maintainability.

II. Issues

2.1 Top 5 Active Issues:

We consider active issues to be issues that that have been commented on most frequently within the last week. Bot comments are omitted.

1. [T/BUG] [PLATFORM/ANDROID] [AREA-CONTROLS-TABBEDPAGE] [S/VERIFIED] [S/TRIAGED] [I/REGRESSION] [REGRESSED-IN-10.0.30] Continuous GC logs on TabbedPage in MAUI 10.0.30: This issue reports that after upgrading Microsoft.Maui.Controls from version 10.0.10 to 10.0.30, a TabbedPage on Android continuously triggers garbage collection logs even when idle, which was not observed in the earlier version. This regression leads to noticeable UI performance problems such as scroll lag in complex CollectionViews, and rolling back to 10.0.10 resolves the issue.

   • Comments confirm the issue is reproducible on version 10.0.30 but not on earlier versions, identify a related regression pull request, and mention an upcoming 10.0.31 fix that reverts the problematic change; users also report related stuttering in page transitions, share detailed reproduction steps and device info, and are encouraged to test pre-release fixes via provided nuget packages.
   • Number of comments this week: 9

2. [T/BUG] MAUI 10 and 8 does not correctly handle background task lifecycle: This issue describes a problem in MAUI versions 10 and 8 where background tasks on iOS do not execute correctly if the app process is terminated, as the app goes through a normal startup cycle without handing control to the background task. The reporter demonstrates that while background tasks run as expected when the app is in the background and still in memory, they fail to trigger after the app is force-quit or terminated by the system, which prevents proper background sync functionality.

   • The comments discuss whether this behavior is an intended iOS limitation or a bug, with some stating that iOS intentionally prevents background tasks from running after a user force-quits the app, while the reporter argues that the app does start but fails to execute the background task, challenging the common understanding and seeking clarification.
   • Number of comments this week: 6

3. [T/BUG] [PLATFORM/ANDROID] [S/VERIFIED] [S/TRIAGED] NET10 Android crashes in release mode once first page is loaded: This issue describes a crash occurring in release mode shortly after loading the first page of a .NET MAUI app targeting .NET 10 on physical Android devices running Android 12 or higher. The problem is reproducible with a new MAUI app, persists despite updating NuGet packages and devices, and represents a regression from previous .NET MAUI versions where release builds worked correctly.

   • The comments confirm the issue is reproducible on multiple .NET MAUI versions and physical devices, discuss the lack of known workarounds, note that disabling AOT and trimming avoids immediate crashes but leads to later failures, and mention that publishing in Debug mode prevents crashes but is not a viable solution for Google Play due to security restrictions.
   • Number of comments this week: 5

4. .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid App should not precompress assets: This issue discusses the problem of unnecessary precompressed asset files being generated in a .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid app, which leads to a bloated final application bundle. The user reports that disabling compression settings does not prevent these files from being created, and clarifies that the app is a native Android app rather than a WebAssembly application.

   • The comments clarify that the compression setting should be applied to the Blazor project rather than the final MAUI application, and note that stale files from previous publishes may persist unless the publish folder is cleaned before rebuilding.
   • Number of comments this week: 5

5. [T/BUG] [PLATFORM/IOS] [S/VERIFIED] [AREA-CONTROLS-DATETIMEPICKER] [S/TRIAGED] [I/REGRESSION] [PARTNER/SYNCFUSION] [REGRESSED-IN-10-PREVIEW2] Maui 10 iOS TimePicker Strange Characters in place of AM/PM: This issue describes a problem in the Maui 10 iOS TimePicker where strange characters appear in place of the AM/PM indicator after updating the app, even when no specific format is set and the default "t" format is used. The problem is intermittent, can be temporarily fixed by uninstalling and reinstalling the app or force closing and reopening it, and is reported to occur on iOS 26 devices, with some disagreement about whether it also occurs on iOS 18.0 simulators.

   • The comments confirm the issue is reproducible on certain iOS versions and MAUI previews, with one user noting it does not appear on iOS 26 simulators but does on actual devices; the issue was eventually resolved by a linked pull request.
   • Number of comments this week: 3

2.2 Top 5 Stale Issues:

We consider stale issues to be issues that has had no activity within the last 30 days. The team should work together to get these issues resolved and closed as soon as possible.

As of our latest update, there are no stale issues for the project this week.

2.3 Open Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were created within the last week in the repository.

Issues Opened This Week: 36

Summarized Issues:

• Build and Compilation Failures: Several issues report build failures and errors related to version mismatches, package updates, and platform-specific build commands. These problems cause unit test failures, build and debug failures on Windows, and macOS Release build failures, impacting developer productivity and requiring package updates or configuration fixes.
• [issues/33707, issues/33735, issues/33797]

• App Crashes and Release Mode Issues: Multiple crashes occur in .NET MAUI apps, especially on iOS and Android in Release mode, including crashes related to AOT, linker settings, and native layer disposal. These crashes cause app instability and regressions from previous versions, complicating release builds and requiring careful investigation.
• [issues/33712, issues/33798, issues/33800]

• UI Control and Rendering Bugs: Various UI controls exhibit bugs such as incorrect scrolling behavior, visual glitches, and state update failures across platforms including iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows. These issues degrade user experience by causing unexpected visual states, scroll problems, and control malfunctions.
• [issues/33722, issues/33728, issues/33731, issues/33732, issues/33764, issues/33767, issues/33769, issues/33770, issues/33772, issues/33780, issues/33783, issues/33785, issues/33812, issues/33821]

• MediaPicker and Navigation Issues on Android: The MediaPicker on Android gets stuck when the app is backgrounded with a specific LaunchMode, and repeated navigation causes memory leaks leading to crashes. These problems affect app stability and user interaction flow on Android devices.
• [issues/33706, issues/33728]

• Search and Input Event Problems: SearchBar and SearchHandler controls have issues with event firing inconsistencies and UI state conflicts, including missing events after the first change and simultaneous display of multiple views. These bugs hinder proper input handling and user interaction responsiveness.
• [issues/33761, issues/33772, issues/33823]

• Background Task and Simulator Issues on iOS: Background tasks fail to execute correctly after app termination on iOS, and debugging launches unintended multiple simulators. These issues disrupt background processing and complicate the development and testing workflow on iOS.
• [issues/33740, issues/33760]

• Blazor Hybrid and WebView Problems: CSS isolation fails due to missing scoped CSS bundles, and non-ASCII characters in request headers block invocation in HybridWebView, causing styling and functionality issues in Blazor Hybrid apps. These problems affect app appearance and web content interaction.
• [issues/33718, issues/33758, issues/33773]

• Data Binding and XAML Errors: NullReferenceExceptions occur in SourceGen bindings with null ViewModel properties, and runtime exceptions arise from implicit namespace usage without proper prefixes in XAML. These errors cause crashes and hinder smooth data binding and XAML parsing.
• [issues/33709, issues/33819]

• Performance and Garbage Collection Regressions: A regression causes continuous garbage collection logs and UI performance degradation on Android TabbedPage, and CollectionView scrolling remains jittery on Android devices. These issues reduce app responsiveness and user experience quality.
• [issues/33731, issues/33812]

• Feature Requests and Improvements: Requests include making MauiWindowInsetListener public for overlays, adding SearchChanging events, enabling MauiXamlLineInfo by default for better error reporting, and planned enhancements for the Maps control in .NET 11. These aim to improve developer capabilities and control features.
• [issues/33751, issues/33823, issues/33787, issues/33795]

• Inconsistent Behavior Between Debug and Release Builds: Differences in data binding behavior and control functionality between Debug and Release builds cause developer confusion and bugs that only appear in Release mode. Unifying these behaviors is proposed to reduce frustration and improve reliability.
• [issues/33804]

• Visual and Theming Issues: Controls like the TimePicker and Switch on iOS show incorrect characters or colors, and Picker controls do not update their appearance on theme changes, leading to inconsistent UI visuals across platforms and app states.
• [issues/33722, issues/33783, issues/33821]

2.4 Closed Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were closed within the last week in the repository. This section also links the associated pull requests if applicable.

Issues Closed This Week: 5

Summarized Issues:

• Image Loading Issues on Android: Local images fail to load on Android devices while working on iPhone, and remote images intermittently fail to load on Android after upgrading to .NET 10. This problem specifically affects Android 16 on a Google Pixel 6a and currently has no known workaround.
• issues/33657

• Build and Startup Failures: There are build and startup issues including a silent crash in a .NET 10 MAUI Android app when using a build configuration named "Release," and a project build failure in the mac_runios_blazor_release CI job causing test aborts with exit code -1. These problems highlight configuration and deployment challenges affecting app stability and CI workflows.
• issues/33734, issues/33744

• iOS Runtime Resource Errors: Upgrading to .NET 10 causes the AlternateAppIcons sample on iOS to fail when switching app icons at runtime, producing a "Resource temporarily unavailable" error. This issue may be related to iOS 26 changes and difficulties in updating the .appiconset to a new universal format complicate consistent reproduction.
• issues/33748

• Android Performance Regression: A performance regression in .NET MAUI 10.0.30 on Android is caused by an infinite layout loop due to new logic misinterpreting scrollable content beyond screen bounds as transitional. This results in repeated RequestApplyInsets calls and significantly degrades app responsiveness.
• issues/33768

2.5 Issue Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed issues that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed issues from the past week.

III. Pull Requests

3.1 Open Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were opened in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Opened This Week: 24

Key Open Pull Requests

1. February 2nd, Candidate: This pull request is a February 2nd candidate update for the .NET MAUI project that includes multiple fixes and improvements such as correcting NaN value handling in XAML source generation to produce valid C# code, resolving an intermittent ObjectDisposedException on iOS/MacCatalyst during window disposal, fixing Style Setters referencing source-generated bindable properties, improving Android pan gesture responsiveness, removing InternalsVisibleTo attributes for the .NET MAUI Community Toolkit, enhancing MacCatalyst Picker unfocus support, addressing BlazorWebView back navigation issues on Android 13+, fixing Windows runtime theme updates including TitleBar colors, improving iOS DisplayPromptAsync maxLength enforcement, correcting Android CollectionView reordering, enhancing iOS VoiceOver focus behavior for pickers, refining iOS safe area handling with an opt-in model, hiding obsolete FontSize values from IDE autocomplete, fixing Windows TitleBar caption button responsiveness, adjusting iOS Shell flyout footer positioning for safe area, providing an explicit fallback for BackButtonBehavior lookup in Shell, fixing WebView JavaScript string escaping, and adding sibling duplicate route validation in Shell routing to prevent navigation conflicts.

• URL: pull/33779

• Associated Commits: e1a7a, 60676, cbb17, a5468, eff4a, dfb54, 1cccf, 6fd71, d5dfb, d3ba3, 85053, 8555d, ad10e, 6d98e, 8b8e5, 196f3, edda1, d2478, 3b0e4, 960ab

2. Enhance PR agent with multi-model workflow, environment blocker handling, and review automation: This pull request significantly enhances the PR agent by implementing a multi-model try-fix workflow using five AI models with cross-pollination, adding strict environment blocker handling rules to halt and prompt the user on setup issues, introducing a reusable 5-phase review plan template and an automated PowerShell script to invoke the Copilot CLI for PR reviews, and enforcing branch safety rules that prevent the agent from switching branches during reviews to avoid loss of local changes and confusion.

• URL: pull/33813

• Associated Commits: 80d7e, 69cc6, fe55c, debbe, ad29f, 886ea, d67da, ed74c, 47a8c, e9f2a, f8380, fe10f, 329dd, 3290d

3. Fix Glide IllegalArgumentException in PlatformInterop for destroyed activities: This pull request fixes a Glide IllegalArgumentException caused by attempting to load images with a context whose associated Android activity has been destroyed by adding helper methods to detect destroyed contexts and guarding all Glide.with(context) calls in PlatformInterop image-loading methods to return early and invoke failure callbacks when the context is no longer valid.

• URL: pull/33805

• Associated Commits: 62894, 44a8f, a633c, 5ade6, 9627d, fd025, 299e8, 2013b, 564cc

Other Open Pull Requests

• .NET MAUI Plugin and Tooling Enhancements: This pull request introduces initial support for a .NET MAUI-focused plugin with marketplace and plugin definitions, including documentation for workload discovery and environment diagnosis skills that dynamically use live NuGet APIs. It also updates tooling recommendations and removes obsolete setup guides to improve developer experience across platforms.
  [pull/33757]

• CollectionView and Picker Event Fixes: Multiple fixes address UI event and selection issues, including correcting the CollectionView.Scrolled event on iOS and MacCatalyst to report the correct FirstVisibleItemIndex, and ensuring a Picker bound to the same ObservableCollection as a CollectionView properly clears or updates its selection after item removal. These changes improve UI consistency and event handling reliability.
  [pull/33719, pull/33733]

• FlyoutPage and TitleView Layout Fixes: Fixes on Windows and MacCatalyst platforms ensure proper UI layout by applying the CollapsedPaneWidth property correctly in FlyoutPageHandler and updating the TitleView’s frame during window resize events to expand fully when maximizing. These updates enhance visual correctness and user experience.
  [pull/33786, pull/33763]

• UI Test Stability and Performance Improvements: Several pull requests improve UI test reliability by fixing flaky tests through local image usage, applying Copilot code review suggestions to replace fixed delays with adaptive retry timeouts, and introducing a smart detection system to selectively run relevant UI test categories, significantly reducing CI time while maintaining coverage.
  [pull/33737, pull/33809, pull/33711]

• Android-Specific Fixes and Enhancements: Android platform improvements include fixing app crashes on reopening after back button presses by adjusting window cleanup logic, adding NativeAOT integration tests with Android-specific build properties, and resolving SearchHandler issues where Expanded and Collapsible views were shown simultaneously. These changes enhance stability and build/test coverage on Android.
  [pull/33720, pull/33756, pull/33774, pull/33765]

• Map Control Feature Additions: New events MapLongClicked and UserLocationChanged along with a read-only LastUserLocation property are added to the Map control, enabling long press gesture detection and user location updates on Android, iOS, and MacCatalyst. These features come with unit tests and sample pages to demonstrate usage.
  [pull/33792, pull/33799]

• Safe Disposal and Crash Prevention in CALayer Implementations: Fixes apply a finalizer-safe dispose pattern to IAutoSizableCALayer implementations and modify MauiCALayer and StaticCAShapeLayer disposal to prevent crashes caused by calling native Objective-C methods on deallocated CALayer objects during finalization in Release/AOT iOS builds. These changes improve app stability and memory safety.
  [pull/33820, pull/33818]

• Shell Navigation and Safe Area Insets on Android: Improvements to handling safe area insets for animated views during Shell navigation transitions on Android include detecting animation states, refactoring logic for clarity, and fixing visual glitches to ensure child views receive valid inset data. This enhances UI correctness during navigation animations.
  [pull/33788]

• Continuous Integration Build Configuration and Analysis: Updates rename the MAUI build platform and change the Windows build image to test new build pool machines for faster performance, accompanied by a comprehensive data-driven methodology to compare Windows PR build performance between old and new pools, including detailed metrics and statistical analysis.
  [pull/33810, pull/33811]

• Integration Test Log Collection Optimization: The integration test log collection process is improved by replacing a broad *.txt pattern with an explicit allowlist of useful log files, drastically reducing collected artifacts from about 232 to 10 while retaining critical debugging information.
  [pull/33817]

3.2 Closed Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were closed in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Closed This Week: 38

Key Closed Pull Requests

1. [net10.0] Merge main to net10.0: This pull request merges the latest changes from the main branch into the net10.0 branch, resolving merge conflicts (notably updating the ARM64 pool in CI pipelines) to keep the net10.0 branch up to date with ongoing development.

• URL: pull/33725

• Associated Commits: 54c40, 4471a, da665, 682ae, e9674, 952a5, 1a7bb, 2b078, d6fd7, 14e0b, c52d1, 0bd90, df941, 9934b, 7bdce, da0dd, 98463, 98195, d36f3, 34ce4, 9c6db, 23650, 58093, 576a0, 298a8, 859db, 171d0, f7b87, 5ecf2, b4419, e74d6, 1038a, fde1b, 8423d, c10c9, 84248, 0898e, c0c0d, e6974, ac725, 0110f, cb5c0, 0451f, 045eb, d729e, 94674, d499a, ab4de, 81b01, b7cda, c1cd9, 9d7b4, 63365, f02d8, 44e49, f70e9, 42a16, 1a0b2, bed2c, faa00, 7ab35, 64763, f3f42, 3b173, 6e952, ebe28, 1a9b5, 64cad, 6f761, 7d6e7, 2a498, cd477, 61cb4, 2498d, e6823, 2a7b3, 2f06d

• Associated Commits: 54c40, 4471a, da665, 682ae, e9674, 952a5, 1a7bb, 2b078, d6fd7, 14e0b, c52d1, 0bd90, df941, 9934b, 7bdce, da0dd, 98463, 98195, d36f3, 34ce4, 9c6db, 23650, 58093, 576a0, 298a8, 859db, 171d0, f7b87, 5ecf2, b4419, e74d6, 1038a, fde1b, 8423d, c10c9, 84248, 0898e, c0c0d, e6974, ac725, 0110f, cb5c0, 0451f, 045eb, d729e, 94674, d499a, ab4de, 81b01, b7cda, c1cd9, 9d7b4, 63365, f02d8, 44e49, f70e9, 42a16, 1a0b2, bed2c, faa00, 7ab35, 64763, f3f42, 3b173, 6e952, ebe28, 1a9b5, 64cad, 6f761, 7d6e7, 2a498, cd477, 61cb4, 2498d, e6823, 2a7b3, 2f06d

2. Add a PR-Comment Skill: This pull request adds a comprehensive PR-Comment Skill that automates posting a single, self-contained, and well-structured comment on GitHub pull requests to summarize review sessions across multiple phases, featuring improvements such as prevention of duplicate comments, support for collapsible sections with detailed tables, clickable commit links, enhanced visual formatting, and independence from external state files to ensure comments remain complete and readable even if source files are deleted.

• URL: pull/33585

• Associated Commits: 6a236, e55dd, a028c, f18be, 7f53d, 27508, 0a20c, 4854f, aeaff, 3a3db, fb7f0, 1e0bd, 2d86a, 5c71c, 3deea, 34f4d, cece5, cd93e, 7926f, 90cd9, dfe09, 38eeb, c60cf, 497c2, 32cb7, 45b64, 1b8da, fb9bc, d30f2, 79ab5, e5b16, 26eb7, d3e0b, 8b1cf, 8177e, 9ca5a, 8555e, 6eb09, e9084, b424c, 045fc, cd517, a6d04, 93cc5, 9f67c, cd665, a5667, 51c35, e55e1, 53611, c849f, 3989f, 4cdba, 41819, 6b0ef, 6ad1d, 94cf4, 72d1f, cf489, 04c8f, e599a, df273, 9bf17, 03428

• Associated Commits: 6a236, e55dd, a028c, f18be, 7f53d, 27508, 0a20c, 4854f, aeaff, 3a3db, fb7f0, 1e0bd, 2d86a, 5c71c, 3deea, 34f4d, cece5, cd93e, 7926f, 90cd9, dfe09, 38eeb, c60cf, 497c2, 32cb7, 45b64, 1b8da, fb9bc, d30f2, 79ab5, e5b16, 26eb7, d3e0b, 8b1cf, 8177e, 9ca5a, 8555e, 6eb09, e9084, b424c, 045fc, cd517, a6d04, 93cc5, 9f67c, cd665, a5667, 51c35, e55e1, 53611, c849f, 3989f, 4cdba, 41819, 6b0ef, 6ad1d, 94cf4, 72d1f, cf489, 04c8f, e599a, df273, 9bf17, 03428

3. [ci] MOVE to ACES dnceng: This pull request updates the build and test infrastructure by reorganizing build logic in Build.props, switching Azure DevOps pipeline pools to a shared macOS pool named AcesShared, refining environment variable handling for integration tests to improve macOS test reliability, and simplifying build commands and agent demands to streamline platform-specific builds and CI processes.

• URL: pull/33723

• Associated Commits: 2d1a3, 5e01e, c29b7, a37c9, fae1e, 3d46c, b88b8, 377b1, 44742, a51f6, 7cdf8, 872d2, 82830, 5e752, 3e6cc, 2fe9d, 72b7a, d5178, 5b1e0, fd02c, f25d5, eb0eb, 3270f, 7c9c7, 5babb, 98435, f6c12, b87bd

• Associated Commits: 2d1a3, 5e01e, c29b7, a37c9, fae1e, 3d46c, b88b8, 377b1, 44742, a51f6, 7cdf8, 872d2, 82830, 5e752, 3e6cc, 2fe9d, 72b7a, d5178, 5b1e0, fd02c, f25d5, eb0eb, 3270f, 7c9c7, 5babb, 98435, f6c12, b87bd

Other Closed Pull Requests

• UI Test Reliability Improvements: Multiple pull requests enhance the stability and reliability of UI tests by introducing dynamic retry timeouts to replace fixed delays, adding detection and recovery for Android instrumentation crashes, fixing attachment of diagnostic files for better visibility, and addressing visual artifacts in SwipeView animations. These changes collectively reduce flaky test failures and improve test result accuracy across platforms.
  • pull/33705, pull/33749

• Helix Test Infrastructure and Skills: Several pull requests add and improve Helix infrastructure for running .NET MAUI unit and integration tests, including new skills for submitting and monitoring tests on Helix queues, standardizing test execution workflows, and providing detailed documentation and automation scripts. These efforts streamline test validation on Helix and improve test reliability and maintainability.
  • pull/33808, pull/33736, pull/33726, pull/33654

• Branch and SDK Updates: Pull requests update the project to use the .NET 11.0 preview1 SDK with necessary platform adjustments and fix merge conflicts by merging main into net11.0. These changes ensure compatibility with the latest SDK preview and keep branches synchronized with recent developments.
  • pull/33618, pull/33724, pull/33727

• Android Build and Runtime Fixes: Pull requests fix Android-specific issues including an infinite loop caused by off-screen views triggering inset requests, build failures due to AGP 8.11.1 selecting unavailable build-tools, and preventing Glide crashes on destroyed activities. These fixes improve Android stability and build reliability without adding complexity.
  • pull/33747, pull/33727, pull/33574

• Test and Verification Skill Enhancements: Multiple pull requests improve test verification skills by adding automatic pull request label management based on test outcomes, refining Gate verification workflows to prevent fabricated results, and enhancing documentation and error handling for issue triage and verification processes. These updates increase automation and accuracy in test result reporting and issue management.
  • pull/33739, pull/33750, pull/33801

• Post-PR Comment and Reporting Improvements: Pull requests refactor scripts that generate PR finalization comments and try-fix comments by simplifying collapsible sections, improving formatting and summary extraction, and consolidating multiple attempts into clearer, more readable sections. These changes enhance the clarity and maintainability of PR comments.
  • pull/33771, pull/33790, pull/33793, pull/33794

• Provisioning and CI Pipeline Updates: Pull requests improve provisioning scripts for Xcode detection and fix issues causing failures when Xcode 26 is not found, as well as standardize CI pipeline agent pools across Android, iOS, and macOS jobs to improve consistency and resource management. These changes enhance CI/CD reliability and developer experience.
  • pull/33745, pull/33790, pull/33794

• Developer Skills and Test Runners: Pull requests add new developer skills for running .NET MAUI device tests locally on iOS simulators and integration test runners with detailed documentation and automation scripts, streamlining local test execution and validation of templates and samples. These contributions help developers ensure quality before merging.
  • pull/33484, pull/33654

• Source Generation and Code Fixes: Pull requests fix the SourceGen inflator to correctly report missing keys in ResourceDictionary items, and correct JavaScript string escaping logic in WebViewHelper to prevent injection issues, including updated unit tests to verify these fixes. These improvements enhance code correctness and runtime safety.
  • pull/33708, pull/33726

3.3 Pull Request Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed pull requests that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed pull requests from the past week.

IV. Contributors

4.1 Contributors

Active Contributors:

We consider an active contributor in this project to be any contributor who has made at least 1 commit, opened at least 1 issue, created at least 1 pull request, or made more than 2 comments in the last month.

If there are more than 10 active contributors, the list is truncated to the top 10 based on contribution metrics for better clarity.