SDK releases and downloads
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Since May 2025, Optimizely releases the Configured Commerce SDK alongside each Long-Term Support (LTS) release. LTS branches follow a four-month cadence of January, May, and September, while Short-Term Support (STS) branches release monthly. Optimizely updates the SDK with each LTS release, not with the monthly STS releases. See Long-term support overview for details on the LTS release structure.
To track when the SDK updates, follow these pages:
- Long-term support release notes – Lists the features and bug fixes in each LTS branch, updated with every LTS release.
- Current long-term support hotfixes – Lists the hotfixes applied to the current LTS branch between releases.
Download the SDK release packages from Configured Commerce release packages on GitHub.
Optimizely does not update the starting database when it releases the SDK. To see the "golden" copy of the database, start the project against that starting database and start the site, which applies all outstanding scripts.
Supported versions
For a list of supported Configured Commerce SDK versions, review the Supported versions article.
Version history
Before the May 2025 shift to LTS-aligned releases, Optimizely published the SDK as standalone service packs for supported versions. These service packs addressed bugs and included minimal enhancements when applicable. The following table lists those releases.
Version | Build | Release notes | Published | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
5.2.0 | 5.2.0.179+sdk | March 25, 2025 | ||
5.1.0 | 5.1.0.349 | July 18, 2024 |
Upgrades
Use the following instructions to upgrade the SDK:
Configured Commerce's Data Usage Policy
By default, Configured Commerce uses software tools to collect information about the usage of this platform, such as Google Analytics. Information such as how often users visit this site, the specific features they use, anonymous user IP addresses, user hostnames, Configured Commerce version and user IDs are collected (the “Usage Data”). Insite uses the Usage Data to improve the functionality and features of the Configured Commerce platform.
Optimizely does not combine the Usage Data with personally identifiable information. All Usage Data captured via Google Analytics is stored in compliance with the Google Analytics Terms of Use and the Google Privacy Policy. You may choose to disable this tracking at any time.
Use of the Usage Data is subject to the terms of the Insite Privacy Policy. Episerver strongly recommends that all users review the Privacy Policy periodically. Use of Configured Commerce and acceptance of these Terms of Service constitutes acceptance of all terms and conditions of the Privacy Policy.
To disable this tracking at any time, refer to the related article on Configured Commerce's Usage Data Policy and disabling Google Analytics.