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How to easily migrate SDK to SDK, (Lower to Higher) or (Higher to Lower).

I mean from SDK 14 to SDK 17 or vice versa.

Please answer this as soon as possible

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    Hello,

    How to easily migrate SDK to SDK, (Lower to Higher) or (Higher to Lower).

    Each SDK release has a dedicated section detailing how to upgrade to it from the previous release. For example, this is the migration guide to upgrade to SDK v15.0.0 from SDK v14.2.0.

    I mean from SDK 14 to SDK 17 or vice versa.

    To downgrade the SDK you would have to revert the steps in the migration guide, as these are the major changes from the current to the previous SDK release.
    There is very seldom need for downgrading an application that you already have made for the SDK v17 to instead use SDK v14. If there is a specific reason for this, other than that you are also changing your hardware to use older SoC's, please let me know.

    Best regards,
    Karl

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    Hello,

    How to easily migrate SDK to SDK, (Lower to Higher) or (Higher to Lower).

    Each SDK release has a dedicated section detailing how to upgrade to it from the previous release. For example, this is the migration guide to upgrade to SDK v15.0.0 from SDK v14.2.0.

    I mean from SDK 14 to SDK 17 or vice versa.

    To downgrade the SDK you would have to revert the steps in the migration guide, as these are the major changes from the current to the previous SDK release.
    There is very seldom need for downgrading an application that you already have made for the SDK v17 to instead use SDK v14. If there is a specific reason for this, other than that you are also changing your hardware to use older SoC's, please let me know.

    Best regards,
    Karl

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