Release Notes - 3

2026 (7)

March (7)

github: Actions Runner Controller release 0.14.0

GitHub

2026-03-19

Actions Runner Controller (ARC) 0.14.0 is generally available. The release adds multilabel support for runner scale sets, switches to the actions/scaleset library client, and introduces resource customization options.

aks: Release Notes - 2026-03-05

Release notes from AKS

2026-03-18

AKS released new Kubernetes patch versions, updated several components and node images, and introduced/expanded features including OTLP gRPC support for Azure Monitor Profile, GA auto-instrumentation, and broader Azure Linux GPU and KAITO support. It also announced deprecations and behavior changes, including retirement dates for Flatcar preview support and deprecation of Kubernetes LTS 1.28.

github: Copilot coding agent works faster with semantic code search

GitHub

2026-03-17

Copilot coding agent now supports a semantic code search tool, so it can find relevant code by meaning instead of exact text matches. GitHub says this should make the agent faster when working in codebases.

dotnet: .NET and .NET Framework March 2026 servicing releases updates

.NET

2026-03-10

This post recaps the March 2026 servicing updates for .NET and .NET Framework. It is a brief announcement and does not include technical details in the provided text.

github: GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code v1.110 – February release

GitHub

2026-03-06

Changelog entry for GitHub Copilot in VS Code v1.110 (February 2026) indicates improvements that make Copilot agents more practical for longer-running, more complex tasks, with more control over agent execution and new extensibility options.

vscode: Making agents practical for real-world development

Visual Studio Code

2026-03-05

VS Code 1.110 describes changes aimed at making coding agents more usable in real workflows, focusing on orchestration, extensibility, and session continuity.

vscode: February 2026 Insiders (version 1.110)

Visual Studio Code

2026-03-04

Insufficient information to summarize: only the article title, URL, and a generic “learn what is new” line were provided, without release note details.