Adam WójcikThe PnP provisioning engine has a new home. PnP.Core.Provisioning, the engine ported from PnP Framework to PnP Core SDK, is out on NuGet as a preview, and you can already try it in PnP PowerShell with -Experimental. Read on to learn what changes, where we are in the migration to PnP Core SDK, and how you can help us test it.
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Adam WójcikPnP Core SDK v1.18.0 and PnP Framework 1.21.0 are out — bringing new features, improvements, and community-driven enhancements.
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Adam WójcikPnP Core SDK v1.17.0 and PnP Framework 1.20.0 are out — bringing new features, improvements, and community-driven enhancements.
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Adam WójcikThe PnP Framework has served the community incredibly well, but the time has come to look ahead. We are sharing a transparent, two-phase roadmap: first migrating the Provisioning and Modernization engines to PnP Core SDK, then eventually archiving PnP Framework. Read on to understand the timeline, the reasoning, and what you should do to prepare.
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Ejaz HussainPnP Core SDK v1.16.0 is out — the first stable, signed release with .NET 10 support, a rebuilt release pipeline, and a new active maintainers team.
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Bert JansenThe PnP Core SDK is a modern .NET SDK designed to work for Microsoft 365. It provides a unified object model for working with SharePoint Online and Teams which is agnostic to the underlying API’s being called.
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