Box SDK v10: What You Need to Know

Box is streamlining its software development kits (SDKs) by merging the Next Generation SDKs and core SDKs into a single package per programming language, effective September 17, 2025. This consolidation, aligning with industry best practices, aims to simplify migration, enhance feature adoption, and unify development efforts, though existing applications using the Next Generation SDKs will continue functioning without modifications. However, these SDKs will no longer receive updates or bug fixes, with all future development and new features being delivered through the consolidated Box core SDKs, starting with version v10. This unified version is already available as a separate branch and will eventually become the sole SDK artifact, representing Box's future direction in SDK offerings. Developers are encouraged to review dependencies, plan migrations, and thoroughly test applications, with a transition strategy in place to ensure backward compatibility and a smooth update path. The overall goal is to provide a more efficient and reliable developer experience with Box SDKs.

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