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Couchbase .NET SDK 1.3.9 Released!

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Originally written by Jeff Morris

Today we released a very minor version 1.3.9 of the Couchbase .NET SDK with a single patch. With the .NET SDK 2.0 Beta just around the corner, priorities have shifted to 2.0 development and specifically: stamping out major bugs, documentation and the new example applications.

As always, the binaries can be found on S3 or you can install it directly througgh Nuget by typeing the following in the Nuget Package Manager Console:

Install-Package CouchbaseNetClient -Version 1.3.9

If you encounter any issues or have any problems installing or using the SDK, feel free to comment here, use are Q&A forum, create an NCBC in Jira (if it's a bug or feature) and or reach out to me on twitter: @jeffryscottmorris.


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