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What's changed

Live Share is officially generally available! This means Microsoft can now recommend for production scenarios. We have published the v1.0.0 version of @microsoft/live-share, @microsoft/live-share-media, and @microsoft/live-share-canvas to npm. Since we use semantic versioning, this means that we are committed to no breaking changes to our interfaces until our next major release (2.0.0).

Our general availability comes with the following officially supported LiveDataObject classes:

  • LivePresence
  • LiveState
  • LiveTimer
  • LiveEvent
  • LiveMediaSession
  • LiveCanvas

For those still using our Preview versions of the SDK, please refer to previous release notes for guides on how to upgrade. A lot of APIs were renamed, removed, or reworked (for example, updatePresence was renamed to update in LivePresence, and now returns Promise<void> instead of void). If you need any help, feel free to ask us questions in our discussion board.

Our general availability has been a long time coming, and we're so excited to see what apps you release in the coming months.

Changes from this release (compared to preview.23)

  • userId, clientId, state, and data were replaced with a localUser getter in LivePresence.
  • We have updated our license to reflect our general availability.

Known issues

  • When using the teams-js LiveShareHost, LivePresenceUser's displayName field will currently show as undefined. This will change in the next week or two once the Teams desktop client completes its May rollout.
  • Similar to above, the userId of LivePresenceUser will temporarily be equal to clientId. This will be replaced with a real userId once the Teams desktop client completes its May rollout.
  • Guest users in calendar & meet now meetings (aka "anonymous" users) will not be supported until the Teams desktop client completes its May rollout.
  • Guest users in channel meetings are not yet supported.
  • Like other Teams platform capabilities, Live Share does not yet support "the new Teams", with availability planned for later this summer.

Live Share Turbo and React previews

While the three packages mentioned above are generally available, live-share-turbo and live-share-react remain in preview. Those are published as as version 1.0.0-preview.24. We will keep the minor versions in sync with the core SDK versions (e.g., 1.0.1 of live-share will be released as 1.0.1-preview.1 of live-share-react). We hope to make those packages generally available in the coming months, so please give it a try and let us know what you think!

Commits since last release notes

Full Changelog: v1.0.0-preview.15...v1.0.0

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