Power BI APIs .NET SDK v3 has been released – Neowin

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Hamza Jawad Neowin @HamzaJawad98 · Feb 26, 2020 15:02 EST · Hot! with 0 comments

Last week, Microsoft unveiled the February update for Power BI Desktop. This release, as is customary in monthly desktop refreshes for the analytics service, brought a host of new capabilities. These included a preview for the new hierarchical slicer, incremental refresh, and more.
Today, version 3 of Power BI APIs .NET SDK has been released as the Microsoft.PowerBI.Api NuGet Package. The changes introduced have primarily to do with making the SDK easier to use through new credentials classes and credential encryption techniques.
The major features that have been highlighted as part of this release include:
New encryption helper classes for easier encryption when creating CredentialDetails.
For example, using AsymmetricKeyEncryptor class with a gateway public key:

Read Configure credentials article to learn more.
Examples of the ways in which these changes have been implemented can be read in detail on the official blog post. Aside from the ones specifically mentioned above, other ones include altering of token generations, response handling if strings are being expected, and more.
The latest version is the only one that will be supporting newly introduced APIs. Since v3 isn’t compatible with previous versions, updating to it may require code changes.
Further on that, as per Microsoft’s Lifecycle Policy, the release of this new version means that .NET SDK v2 is being deprecated. The previous version will formally be removed two years later, in February 2022. However, it has been noted that “service security or health reliability” concerns may lead to this deadline being changed.
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