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Updates release notes about new ADO.NET persistence provider #2023

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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ The idea is to track end-user facing changes as they occur.*
- Now using Microsoft.Extensions.DepedencyInjection.ServiceProvider as the default service provider if the user does not override it.
- Grains are still not being injected automatically unless the user opts in by specifying his own Startup configuration that returns a service provider.
- Updated Azure Storage dependency to 7.0.0 #1968

- A new ADO.NET storage provider that is significantly easier to setup, which replaces the the previous one. This change is not backwards compatible and does not support sharding
(likely be replaced later with Orleans sharding provider). The most straightforward migration plan is likely to persist the state classes from Orleans application code.
More information in [#1682](https://github.com/dotnet/orleans/pull/1682) and in [#1682 (comment)](https://github.com/dotnet/orleans/pull/1682#issuecomment-234371701).

### [v1.2.3]
- Ability to force creation of Orleans serializers for types not marked with [Serializable] by using GenerateSerializer, KnownType or KnownAssembly.TreatTypesAsSerializable #1888 #1864 #1855
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