Bump Azure.Core from 1.58.0 to 1.59.0#3830
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Updated Azure.Core from 1.58.0 to 1.59.0.
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1.59.0
1.59.0 (2026-06-09)
Features Added
AZID0004) mTLS Proof-of-Possession token binding support for managed identity scenarios, including dynamic host capability detection via MSAL and transport certificate rotation APIs onBearerTokenAuthenticationPolicy.Bugs Fixed
BearerTokenAuthenticationPolicyso that theAuthorizationheader is no longer re-attached to a request that has been redirected to a different host. Previously,RedirectPolicywould strip theAuthorizationheader before following a redirect, but the per-retryBearerTokenAuthenticationPolicywould re-add the cached bearer token to the redirected request — including when the redirect target was a different host. The policy now detects when the request URI authority has changed since it last authorized the message, defensively strips anyAuthorizationheader, and skips both re-authorization and theWWW-Authenticate(CAE)401handler so that no bearer token is sent to — or fetched in response to a challenge from — the redirect target. Same-host redirects, normal (non-redirected) requests, and CAE handling against the original host are unchanged. Callers who explicitly enabled auto-redirect (viaHttpPipelineTransportOptions.IsClientRedirectEnabled = trueorRedirectPolicy.SetAllowAutoRedirect(message, true)) and depended on the bearer token being re-attached on cross-host redirects should construct a separate client targeting the redirect-target host with a credential bound to that host's resource.Other Changes
Microsoft.Identity.Clientdependency to4.84.2.Commits viewable in compare view.