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Windows 11, Build 10.0.26100.2454 (released 01/2025), is this stable release
See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/windows11-release-information
(and Windows App SDK forum is off-topic...)
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The Windows 11 Build 10.0.26100.2454, released in November 2024, is a non-security preview update. This means it is not a stable release but rather a preview meant for testing and feedback purposes. Preview updates often include new features and improvements but may also contain bugs or issues that need to be resolved before the stable release.
If you need a stable and reliable version, it's best to stick with the general availability (GA) releases or wait for the final stable update.
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If the question is about the Windows 11 SDK, then if it is listed here, then it is stable.
Hello,
Thanks for responding.
my concern was due to this statement:
"Many experimental APIs were added to the following Win32 header (Please note that experimental APIs should not be used in a production environment):"
this is mentioned in the latest release notes in here