Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK v3 for API for NoSQL: Download and release notes

APPLIES TO: NoSQL

• .NET SDK v3
• .NET SDK v2
• .NET Core SDK v2
• .NET Change Feed SDK v2
• Node.js
• Java SDK v4
• Sync Java SDK v2
• Async Java SDK v2
• Spring Data v2
• Spring Data v3
• Spring Data v5
• Python
• Go
• REST
• REST Resource Provider
• SQL
• Bulk executor - .NET v2
• Bulk executor - Java

	Links
Release notes	Release notes
SDK download	NuGet
API documentation	.NET API reference documentation
Samples	.NET code samples
Get started	Get started with the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK
Best Practices	Best Practices for Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK
Entity Framework Core tutorial	Entity Framework Core with Azure Cosmos DB Provider
Current supported framework	Microsoft .NET Standard 2.0

Release history

Release history is maintained in the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK source repo. For a detailed list of feature releases and bugs fixed in each release, see the SDK changelog documentation

Recommended version

Different sub versions of .NET SDKs are available under the 3.x.x version. The minimum recommended version is 3.35.4.

Known issues

For a list of known issues with the recommended minimum version of the SDK, see known issues section.

FAQ

How will I be notified of the retiring SDK?

Microsoft will provide 12 month's advance notice before the end of support of the retiring SDK to facilitate a smooth transition to a supported SDK. We'll notify you through various communication channels: the Azure portal, Azure updates, and direct communication to assigned service administrators.

Can I author applications by using a to-be-retired Azure Cosmos DB SDK during the 12-month period?

Yes, you'll be able to author, deploy, and modify applications by using the to-be-retired Azure Cosmos DB SDK during the 12-month notice period. We recommend that you migrate to a newer supported version of the Azure Cosmos DB SDK during the 12-month notice period, as appropriate.

After the retirement date, what happens to applications that use the unsupported Azure Cosmos DB SDK?

After the retirement date, Azure Cosmos DB will no longer make bug fixes, add new features, or provide support to the retired SDK versions. If you prefer not to upgrade, requests sent from the retired versions of the SDK will continue to be served by the Azure Cosmos DB service.

Which SDK versions will have the latest features and updates?

New features and updates will be added only to the latest minor version of the latest supported major SDK version. We recommend that you always use the latest version to take advantage of new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes. If you're using an old, non-retired version of the SDK, your requests to Azure Cosmos DB will still function, but you won't have access to any new capabilities.

What should I do if I can't update my application before a cutoff date?

We recommend that you upgrade to the latest SDK as early as possible. After an SDK is tagged for retirement, you'll have 12 months to update your application. If you're not able to update by the retirement date, requests sent from the retired versions of the SDK will continue to be served by Azure Cosmos DB, so your running applications will continue to function. But Azure Cosmos DB will no longer make bug fixes, add new features, or provide support to the retired SDK versions.

If you have a support plan and require technical support, contact us by filing a support ticket.

How can I request features be added to an SDK or connector?

New features are not always added to every SDK or connector immediately. If there is a feature not supported that you would like added, please add feedback to our community forum.

See also

To learn more about Azure Cosmos DB, see Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB service page.