How to know when a modifier is pressed on KeyDown event? WinUI3 repview4

In preview3 of WinUI3 I was using the following code to know whether the Shift key was pressed while listening to the KeyDown event

var cw = CoreWindow.GetForCurrentThread();
return cw.GetAsyncKeyState(VirtualKey.Shift) != CoreVirtualKeyStates.None;

This stopped working on preview4 (for Desktop)

The KeyRoutedEventArgs doesn’t come with a KeyModifiers property as the PointerRoutedEventArgs.

How should we detect shift or control pressed in KeyDown event?

[d-goods]

@sassy224 Microsoft.UI.Input.KeyboardInput.GetKeyStateForCurrentThread is now Microsoft.UI.Input.InputKeyboardSource.GetKeyStateForCurrentThread starting with Windows AppSDK 1.0.0-preview2

See other changes here, documented by .Morten: https://twitter.com/dotMorten/status/1445821064269860867

[sassy224]

I found that using Microsoft.UI.Xaml.Input.KeyRoutedEventArgs is working, something like keyEventArgs.Key == Key.Control; is working for me.