For SDK maintainers planning releases across platforms, languages, or dependent packages, get a versioning policy built around your release constraints. Compare semantic versioning choices, map supported SDK and dependency versions, and plan how to handle breaking changes. Leave with a release policy, compatibility matrix, and upgrade notes your team can review against its codebase.
SDK Versioning
Set an SDK release and compatibility policy for versions, platforms, and breaking changes.
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What it writes
- SDK versioning and release policy
- Platform and dependency compatibility matrix
- SDK upgrade troubleshooting checklist
How to use it
Include each SDK’s current version, supported platforms and language versions, dependency ranges, release cadence, and any planned breaking changes. That gives the policy specific version rules and support boundaries.
What you bring
- SDK names, current versions, and languages
- Supported platforms and dependency ranges
- Release cadence and known upgrade issues
- Know which SDKs your team maintains
A good fit for
- Preparing a versioning policy before your SDK’s next release
- Deciding when a change warrants a major version bump
- Mapping support across SDK versions and dependent packages
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Our JavaScript SDK is at 2.4.1, supports Node 18 and 20, and depends on two packages. Propose a versioning policy for monthly releases.
We plan to remove three deprecated methods from our Python SDK. Compare a major release with a gradual deprecation across two minor releases.
Customers report dependency conflicts after upgrading our Android SDK from 5.2 to 6.0. Make a troubleshooting checklist from these constraints: minSdk 24, Kotlin 1.9.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Testing compatibility against your actual codebase
- Editing package manifests or publishing releases
- Compatibility recommendations rely on the versions and constraints you type.
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