Releases: microsoft/win32-app-isolation
Releases · microsoft/win32-app-isolation
Win32 app isolation v0.1.2
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Application Capability Profiler v0.1.2 (2024-02-07)
- Patched bug that identified CustomCapability as DeviceCapability.
MSIX Packaging Tool v1.2023.517.0 (2023-05-17)
There have been no changes to MSIX Packaging Tool since Win32 app isolation v0.1.0.
Win32 app isolation v0.1.1
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Application Capability Profiler v0.1.1 (2023-06-29)
- #32 patched. Get-ProfilingResults to keep target manifest's encoding or, if encoding cannot be determined, warn the user and create a new file with the default encoding.
- Support for Microsoft-only capabilities removed.
- Support for capabilities that are incompatible with Win32 app isolation removed.
MSIX Packaging Tool v1.2023.517.0 (2023-05-17)
There have been no changes to MSIX Packaging Tool since Win32 app isolation v0.1.0.
Win32 app isolation v0.1.0
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Application Capability Profiler v0.1.0 (2023-05-16)
- ApplicationCapabilityProfiler PowerShell 7 module to enable access attempt profiling via the following cmdlets:
- Start-Profiling: instruments target application packages for trace logging and starts access attempt trace logging via wpr.
- Stop-Profiling: takes away trace logging instrumentation from target application packages, stops trace logging and collects trace file.
- Get-ProfilingResults: parses trace file to find access denied events for target application packages and outputs access capabilities to be declared in the application package manifest. Additional error and diagnostic information are also output.
- Merge-ProfilingResults: utility to merge the output of multiple runs of Get-ProfilingResults.
- ACP supports automatic inclusion of capabilities in target application package manifest.
- The file ACP-StackTrace.wpaProfile is provided to configure Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA) to display relevant stack information in the analysis view of the collected traces.
MSIX Packaging Tool v1.2023.517.0 (2023-05-17)
Initial support to package MSIX applications to run isolated with broad support for extensions, such as to support COM servers, file type associations, modern and classic context menus.