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Agent Framework 1.22 Tightens the Boundary Around Agent State

What changed: Corrected the verification wording: the checkout used the release tag target; no tag-signature verification was performed.

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Agent Framework 1.22 Tightens the Boundary Around Agent State

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Microsoft’s coordinated Python release binds resumable workflows and approval state to server authority, with an important mixed-version persistence warning.

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## What I verified
 
Removed: I checked out the signed release target at commit `14229b083a7ef95eeaadf472e1da0367a9f46457`. The checkout identifies `agent-framework-core` as 1.22.0 and `agent-framework-ag-ui` as 1.6.0. Added: I checked out the release tag target at commit `14229b083a7ef95eeaadf472e1da0367a9f46457`. The checkout identifies `agent-framework-core` as 1.22.0 and `agent-framework-ag-ui` as 1.6.0.
 
In an isolated Python 3.11 environment, I installed those two packages from the checkout and ran three selected AG-UI test modules covering approval-state keys, message/media adapters, and A2UI behavior. The observed result was **269 passed in 1.00 seconds**.
 
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Microsoft Agent Framework Python 1.22.0 release notes <https://github.com/microsoft/agent-framework/releases/tag/python-1.22.0> (Primary release notes, including breaking changes, package coordination, and persisted-state compatibility.)
PR #9316: Harden AG-UI trust boundaries <https://github.com/microsoft/agent-framework/pull/9316> (Primary implementation and migration notes for checkpoint ownership, A2UI opt-in, untrusted state, media handling, and logging.)
PR #9368: Protect approval state from client Shared State <https://github.com/microsoft/agent-framework/pull/9368> (Primary description of the wrapped-agent approval-state gap and its shape-based protection.)
PR #8886: Content identity and protocol metadata <https://github.com/microsoft/agent-framework/pull/8886> (Primary design and implementation notes for hosted execution, replay metadata, stream merging, and mixed-version persistence constraints.)

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