Version compatibility with Fluid Framework releases
To connect your application to Azure Fluid Relay service, you'll use the @fluidframework/azure-client library. You'll also use the fluid-framework library to use the core data structures and provided by the Fluid Framework.
Since you are using Azure Fluid Relay, you should first install the latest available version of @fluidframework/azure-client and use that version to determine what version of the fluid-framework library to use. The library expresses a peer dependency on the version of the fluid-framework package on which it depends.
You can use the install-peerdeps tool to install both @fluidframework/azure-client and the compatible version of fluid-framework using the following command:
npx install-peerdeps @fluidframework/azure-client
Caution
Now that Azure Fluid Relay is generally available, we no longer support any pre-release version of @fluidframework/azure-client and fluid-framework. You must upgrade to the latest 1.0 version per the table below. With this upgrade, you’ll make use of our new multi-region routing capability where Azure Fluid Relay will host your session closer to your end users to improve customer experience. In the latest package, you will need to update your serviceConfig object to the new Azure Fluid Relay service endpoint instead of the storage and orderer endpoints. You can find the service endpoint in the "Access Key" section of the Fluid Relay resource in the Azure portal. The orderer and storage endpoints used in earlier versions are deprecated now.
Compatibility table
| npm package | Minimum version |
|---|---|
| @fluidframework/azure-client | 1.0.2 |
| fluid-framework | 1.2.4 |
| @fluidframework/azure-service-utils | 1.0.2 |
Note
Fluid packages follow npm semver versioning standards. Patch updates are only applied to the latest minor version. To stay current ensure you are on the latest published minor/patch version. To learn more about semver, see Semantic Versioning.