Preview Packages
This page describes the various channels available and how to connect them to your development environment.
🚨 It's important to note that with any of these previews, there are APIs, controls, or features which may change or be removed before the final release. They are intended to make it easier for developers to provide feedback on them ahead of time so we can gauge interest or ensure they cover a broad range of scenarios before we ship them. Therefore, it's important to not rely on the preview package too heavily or use within production software without understanding these risks.
🚨 The Pull Request feed is automatically built from PRs that are submitted. They may contain untested features, unreviewed fixes, and code which has not been validated. It is important to understand these risks before pulling a package from the feed.
That said, the Pull Request feed is a great feed to help other developers test and review their features before they are added to this library, or if you just need the fix from the PR before it's released officially.
To find the package for the latest successful build of a PR you are interested in, at the bottom of the PR listing there will be a Checks block.
Expanding this by clicking the Show all checks on the right side will show you all the completed check that were made using the code from this PR. An example can be seen below.
The last status will show the version number of the last generated NuGet package for this pull request. Install that to test out the latest changes for this PR. Install it by adding the NuGet feed to your Visual Studio and install the NuGet package as usual, taking into account the version number of this status check.
Detailed instructions on how to add a NuGet feed to your Visual Studio and consume packages from this feed can be found on Microsoft Learn