.NET SDK
The .NET SDK suite pushed toward production readiness for ahead-of-time compilation and expanded extensibility in the client SDK. CommonSdk 7.2.0 shipped AOT-safe code, unblocking deployment scenarios that require compiled native binaries. The Client SDK added plugin support and identify hooks to customize behavior at key integration points, while the Server SDK stabilized context matching logic and rolled out experimental support for the next-generation flag delivery protocol (FDv2 data system).
The .NET SDK expanded its extensibility surface. Client SDK shipped plugin support, allowing developers to customize SDK behavior, followed by identify hooks that enable interception of user identification. The AI SDK made defaultValue optional with a sensible disabled default, simplifying integration for feature flag evaluation.