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# Versioning Policy

UOF SDK versioning supports the evolution of our services without impacting our current clients' integrations.

The packages are available via standard package repositories ([Maven Central](https://central.sonatype.com/namespace/com.sportradar.unifiedodds.sdk) and [nuget.org](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Sportradar.OddsFeed.SDKCore/))

#### Release Schedule <a href="#uofsdkversioningpolicy-releaseschedule" id="uofsdkversioningpolicy-releaseschedule"></a>

*Once a year new major release is planned.*

The major release may include:

* updated libraries
* removed obsolete methods or properties
* may include breaking interface changes

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To adapt to the constantly evolving threat landscape, we reserve the right to update dependencies in the minor versions in case the vulnerabilities are found.
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**NOTE**

The old version is supported for another year and will only receive critical bug fixes.&#x20;

All new product features will ONLY be available in the latest major release.
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We recommend upgrading to the latest version in order to take advantage of new functionality and optimize for the best user experience.
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#### **Version Number** <a href="#uofsdkversioningpolicy-versionnumber" id="uofsdkversioningpolicy-versionnumber"></a>

major.minor.patch (i.e. 3.1.0)

We consider the following to classify the changes

* Major release - includes breaking changes and new product features
* Minor release critical bug fixes and/or new product features
* Patch release - other bug fixes


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