ONNX Runtime v1.23.0
Announcements
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This release introduces Execution Provider (EP) Plugin API, which is a new infrastructure for building plugin-based EPs. (#24887 , #25137, #25124, #25147, #25127, #25159, #25191, #2524)
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This release introduces the ability to dynamically download and install execution providers. This feature is exclusively available in the WinML build and requires Windows 11 version 25H2 or later. To leverage this new capability, C/C++/C# users should use the builds distributed through the Windows App SDK, and Python users should install the onnxruntime-winml package(will be published soon). We encourage users who can upgrade to the latest Windows 11 to utilize the WinML build to take advantage of this enhancement.
Upcoming Changes
- The next release will stop providing x86_64 binaries for macOS and iOS operating systems.
- The next release will increase the minimum supported macOS version from 13.4 to 14.0.
- The next release will stop providing python 3.10 wheels.
Execution & Core Optimizations
Shutdown logic on Windows is simplified
Now on Windows some global object will be not destroyed if we detect that the process is being shutting down(#24891) . It will not cause memory leak as when a process ends all the memory will be returned to the operating system. This change can reduce the chance of having crashes on process exit.