A changelog is a tool for timely and clear communication about new changes, in this case, regarding our SDKs. It serves as a historical record of updates, improvements, bug fixes, and new features implemented in the product.
The importance of the changelog lies in several aspects:
- It provides transparency to users, clients, and collaborators about what changes are being made in the respective SDK.
- It facilitates the update to new versions and provides important information about it.
- With each SDK update, there may be changes in the interface and functionality that could affect compatibility with previous versions.
How to identify the changes in our SDKs?
To manage the changes in our SDKs, we have defined update rules to maintain semantic versioning for an optimal experience.
This guide will help you quickly interpret and understand what types of changes have been made in our SDKs through the Changelog:
- Version changes (X.1.1): Compatibility changes or changes in data communication or transmission.
- Major changes (1.X.1): Primarily includes changes to address significant product errors or security improvements.
- Minor changes (1.1.X): Includes minor changes to enhance the customer experience.
To view the Changelog of our SDKs, please refer to the documentation of each SDK at the following link.