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Cross‐Client Compatibility
Scott Norton edited this page May 15, 2026
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Cross-client compatibility ensures users on different Fluid Framework versions can collaborate safely. It protects against data corruption and runtime errors, giving customers the confidence to upgrade at their own pace. For developers, it provides a clear, structured path to ship new features without breaking existing experiences.
For more information, see the Cross-Client Compatibility Policy and the Cross-Client Compatibility Developer Guide.
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