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Release v1.15.0

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This is the 1.15.0 release (glider) of gRPC Core.

Please see the notes for the previous releases here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/releases. Please consult https://grpc.io/ for all information regarding this product.

This release contains refinements, improvements, and bug fixes, with highlights listed below.

Core

  • Document SSL portability and performance considerations. See https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/doc/ssl-performance.md .
  • Simplify call arena size growth. (#16396)
  • Make gRPC buildable with AIX and Solaris (no official support). (#15926)
  • PF: Check connectivity state before watching. (#16306)
  • Added system roots feature to load roots from OS trust store. (#16083)
  • Fix c-ares compilation under windows (but doesn't yet enable windows DNS queries), and then enables address sorting on Windows. (#16163)
  • Fix re-resolution in pick first. (#16076)
  • Allow error strings in final_info to propagate to filters on call destruction. (#16104)
  • Add resolver executor . (#16010)
  • Data race fix for lockfree_event. (#16053)
  • Channelz: Expose new Core API. (#16022)

C++

  • cmake: disable assembly optimizations only when necessary. (#16415)
  • C++ sync server: Return status RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED if no thread quota available. (#16356)
  • Use correct target name for gflags-config.cmake. (#16343)
  • Make should generate pkg-config file for gpr as well. (#15295)
  • Restrict the number of threads in C++ sync server. (#16217)
  • Allow reset of connection backoff. (#16225)

C#

Objective-C

  • Make BoringSSL symbols private to gRPC in Obj-C so there is no conflict when linking with OpenSSL. (#16358)
  • Use environment variable to enable CFStream. (#16261)
  • Surface error_string to ObjC users. (#16271)
  • Fix GRPCCall refcounting issue. (#16213)

Python

  • Added experimental support for client-side fork on Linux and Mac by setting the environment variable GRPC_ENABLE_FORK_SUPPORT=1. Applications may fork with active RPCs, as long as no user threads are currently invoking gRPC library methods. In-progress RPCs continue in the parent process, and the child process may use gRPC by creating new channels. (#16264)
  • Improve PyPy compatibility. (#16364)
  • Fix segmentation fault caused by channel.close() when used with connectivity-state subscriptions. (#16296)
  • Add server reflection guide for Python. See https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/doc/python/server_reflection.md.
  • Add Cython functionality to directly wrap grpc_arg. (#16192, #16197)

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