Kit SDK Registry Reference#

This site provides comprehensive reference information for extension registries and extensions available in Kit SDK releases.

Browse by Kit major versions#

Select a Kit version to view available registries and extensions:

Understanding Kit Registries#

Kit uses two types of extension registries:

Shared Registry#

Extensions in this registry work across one Kit release line. Existing maintenance lines may use a major-scoped registry, while Kit 110.2 and all future feature releases use a major.minor-isolated registry. This keeps extensions intended for a newer feature release out of older production release lines. Patch releases reuse their release line’s Shared registry.

Example:

  • Name: kit/prod/shared/110.2

  • URL: https://ovextensionsprod.blob.core.windows.net/exts/kit/prod/110.2/shared

SDK Registry#

Extensions in this registry are tied to specific Kit builds using git commit hashes. These extensions:

  • Are automatically loaded by Kit based on build hash

  • Should not be manually versioned in dependencies

Example:

  • Name: kit/prod/sdk/108.1

  • URL: https://ovextensionsprod.blob.core.windows.net/exts/kit/prod/sdk/108.1/1750604f

  • Build Hash: 1750604f (tied to specific Kit 108.1 build)

Extension Support Levels#

Extensions are categorized by support level to help you understand their stability and intended use. There are three official support levels:

Core Extensions#

Production-ready extensions with enterprise support. These form the foundation of Kit applications and are thoroughly tested for stability and performance.

Sample Extensions#

Example extensions, demos, and community-supported extensions that demonstrate how to use Kit features. These serve as learning resources for developers.

Deprecated Extensions#

Extensions that are deprecated and will be removed in future releases. Use these only for legacy compatibility and plan migration to newer alternatives.

Note: Internal extensions are not included in public reports.

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