Before You Start
This section describes version updates and compatibility and important notes about Object Storage Service (OBS) SDK for .NET.
Version Updates
Table 1 describes the version updates and compatibility of OBS SDK for .NET.
Version |
Update |
Description |
Compatible or Not |
---|---|---|---|
v3.22.11.4 |
- |
Provided the .NET Framework version in NuGet. |
Yes |
v3.22.11.3 |
- |
Provided the .NET Core version in NuGet. |
Yes |
v3.22.3 |
New feature |
Supported Content-Disposition standard metadata interfaces. |
Yes |
Earlier than v3.22.3 |
- |
End of matching. You are advised to upgrade the version. |
- |
Compatibility
- For more information about version updates, see ChangeLog.
- Recommended .NET versions: .NET Framework 3.5, 4.0, or 4.5; .NET Core 2.0 or 3.1; or .NET 6, 7, or 8
- The namespaces used in earlier versions (2.x.x) are reorganized and all public APIs are now in namespaces OBS and OBS.Model.
- API functions are redesigned and not compatible with those provided by earlier versions (2.x.x).
Important Notes
- Ensure that you are familiar with OBS basic concepts, such as buckets, objects, and access keys (AKs/SKs).
- You can see General Examples of ObsClient to learn how to call OBS .NET SDK APIs in a general manner.
- After an API is called using an instance of ObsClient, if no exception is thrown, the return value is valid. If an exception is thrown, the operation fails, and you can obtain the exception details from the instance of ObsException.
- After an API is successfully called using an instance of ObsClient, an instance of HeaderResponse that contains response headers will be returned.
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