ProAuth 3.0.1

This release focuses on security hardening and operational reliability across core provisioning and identity-provider workflows. It delivers targeted maintenance improvements and stabilization work with no functional changes and no customer action required.

Maintenance Release

This release is a maintenance update that improves security posture and platform reliability. No customer action is required. (#2927)

Core

Core

Security maintenance baseline refresh

ProAuth 3.0.1 updates internal components, including NuGet packages, the .NET SDK, and runtime and base images, to the latest patch and minor versions to address published security advisories. These updates are routine maintenance measures that strengthen the platform’s security posture without introducing functional changes. (#2927)

Faster and more reliable user store provisioning

User store provisioning is now faster and more reliable when multiple user stores share the same physical database. ProAuth safely reuses fully provisioned databases, improves deployment-status synchronization across multiple application instances, and reduces unnecessary database connection attempts while provisioning is still in progress. These improvements also reduce the risk of transient provisioning failures in Azure environments. (#2928)

Improved reliability after identity provider configuration changes

This release resolves an issue in multi-instance environments where identity provider scope changes or deletions could leave stale authentication configuration cached on another ProAuth instance. In those cases, affected authentication requests could return HTTP 404. UserStore activation now also reliably initiates deployment verification so the UserStore becomes operational only after its database is ready. (#2929)

Platform Stability

Security and reliability hardening

This release strengthens the platform’s maintenance baseline and improves resilience during provisioning and identity-provider configuration changes. The result is a more stable experience for deployments that rely on shared databases, multi-instance scaling, and frequent identity-provider updates. (#2927) (#2928) (#2929)