Microsoft Azure SDK versions.
The Microsoft Azure packages Versyka recognizes on npm and PyPI, their latest releases, and where the breaking changes are documented. Monitoring checks connected repositories against these every day.
Packages we track
| Package | Registry | Latest | Status | Release notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
@azure/* | npm | each package | checked per package | — |
azure-* | PyPI | each package | checked per package | — |
Latest versions from the public npm and PyPI registries, checked and refreshed daily.
Upcoming Microsoft Azure model retirements
| Shutdown | Model IDs | Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-15 in 20 days |
| not named |
| 2026-11-17 in 22 days |
| not named |
| 2026-11-19 in 24 days |
| gpt-5.6-sol |
| 2026-11-19 in 24 days |
| gpt-5.6-terra |
| 2026-11-24 in 29 days |
| not named |
From Microsoft Azure's deprecations page. 46 more on the retirement calendar, or check which ones your repository calls.
Microsoft Azure SDK questions
How do I upgrade the Microsoft Azure SDK without breaking my code?
Read the release notes for every major version between yours and the latest, update each call that changed, then run your typecheck, build and tests.
- Versyka's free upgrade check shows which Microsoft Azure packages in your package.json or requirements.txt are major versions behind, with the release notes.
- Versyka can do the upgrade for you: it finds every affected Microsoft Azure call, rewrites it, runs your own tests and opens a pull request only if they pass.
Which Microsoft Azure models are retiring?
Next: codex-mini (2025-05-16) on 2026-11-15; gpt-chat-latest (2026-05-05) on 2026-11-17; o1 (2024-12-17) on 2026-11-19 (replacement: gpt-5.6-sol).
The full list is on the AI model retirement calendar.
Does Versyka monitor Microsoft Azure SDKs?
Yes. Versyka recognizes @azure/* (npm), azure-* (PyPI) in connected repositories and flags them every day when they fall a major version behind or are deprecated.
Behind on Microsoft Azure?
Versyka finds every affected Microsoft Azure call in your code, rewrites it, runs your tests and opens a pull request.