ArticlesMarch 9, 2026

Available Blueprint Versions

Currently supported versions for our Blueprints and various programming languages and SDKs.

Available Versions

Created: March 9, 2026

This document provides an overview of the currently available versions for our Blueprints and various programming languages and SDKs.

Blueprint & Language Versions

The following table summarizes the supported versions across different Blueprints:

Language / SDKBlueprint v5.8 (a)Blueprint v5.9 (b)Blueprint v5.10
Javav5.7.4 (JDK 11)v5.8.23 (JDK 17)v5.9.12 (JDK 25)
NodeJSv5.7.4 (Node 18)v5.8.22 (Node 20)v5.9.10 (Node 24)
Pythonv1.2.4 (3.11)v1.3.30 (3.12)v1.4.10 (3.14)
Xcodev5.2.0N/Av5.3.10
Go (new)v1.1.1v1.2.11v1.3.9
.Net (new)v1.1.1v1.2.11v1.3.9
Rust (new)v0.1.1v1.0.10v1.2.2
Android SDKN/AN/Av1.0.6
Docker (plain)v5.8.0v5.9.0v5.10.2

Important Notes

  • Recommendation: While versions in the "quote" use Blueprint v5.8 by default, we strongly recommend using the newest ones (column a) for better stability and performance.
  • Breaking Changes: Blueprint v5.10 includes an important breaking change in the API Gateway deployment. We recommend coordinating a migration before proceeding with the upgrade.
  • GitHub Repo Management: The update to version v1.3.1 of the module terraform-module-github-repo-management adds support for creating the new languages (Go, .Net, Rust).
  • Upgrading: To upgrade from v1.2.0 to v1.3.0, you must add the Blueprint version that was used to create the existing repositories to avoid generating unwanted drift.

Upgrade Commands

Use the following commands to manage your version upgrades:

  • make repos/upgrade: Continues to work the same way, but upgrades patch versions.
  • make repos/upgrade/major: Used to jump to the latest major version (column b).
  • make repos/upgrade/vX.Y.Z: Used to upgrade to a specific version (recommended if you are on a version older than what is supported by Blueprint v5.8).

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