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Versioning & Compatibility

One version number

@viamoss/moss-sdk is released in lockstep with the Moss platform: an SDK release carries the same version number as the backend and dashboard release it ships with. SDK 0.16.0 is the client for Moss platform 0.16.0. This has been the scheme since 0.13.0. A matching pair is the combination we build and test together. Running an older SDK against the current platform generally keeps working — the backend does not drop a client the moment a new version ships — but features introduced in a later release are simply absent from an earlier SDK, and fixes land only in the version that carries them.

What these docs describe

The documentation describes the latest release. Where a capability arrived recently, the page says so with a note like “Available from SDK 0.16.0.” If you are pinned to an older version, treat anything without such a note as present, and check the changelog for what arrived after your version.

Staying current

Upgrade with your package manager:
Stay within a recent version rather than pinning indefinitely: the platform moves forward, and a long-stale client accumulates missing fixes. Notable customer-visible changes in each release are listed in the changelog.
Releases that need action on your side — a configuration change, a breaking API change — are raised with you directly. Contact support through the Dashboard if you need to know whether a specific version affects your integration.

Next Steps

Changelog

Notable changes in each release

Installation

Install or upgrade the SDK