Versioning and Support Lifecycle

Conversations SDKs versioning is based on semantic versioning in numbered MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH releases:

• MAJOR: Releases that introduce new features incompatible with earlier versions.
• MINOR: Releases that introduce new, optional features that are backward compatible.
• PATCH: Releases dedicated to backward-compatible fixes.

Twilio supports the Conversations SDKs based on these lifecycle stages:

• Latest: The most recent major version. Fully supported, receiving new features and bug fixes.
• Support: Prior major versions are given limited support for 12 months from the date the succeeding major version is released. During this phase, only bug and security fixes are provided.
• Deprecated: Once a prior major version completes its 12-month support phase, no further updates will be provided.
• End of Life (EOL): 12 months after being deprecated, the version transitions to EOL. From this point on, its continued operation is not guaranteed. Twilio reserves the right to modify supporting systems without prior notification, which could potentially disrupt or terminate the SDK's functionality.

See the JavaScript SDK Changelog for the latest version.

See the iOS SDK Changelog for the latest version.

See the Android SDK Changelog for the latest version.