Update chatbot to Bot Builder SDK v4
Is there a manual describing migration from Bot Builder SDK v3 to v4?
I have a lot of compilation errors after updating NuGet packages
Update
It appeared to be difficult. In addition to the answer below, I found this post quite useful to get a general picture https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/martinkearn/2018/07/17/bot-framework-v4-what-i-learnt-in-4-days-in-july-2018/
botframework chatbot asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:46
Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
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Is there a manual describing migration from Bot Builder SDK v3 to v4?
I have a lot of compilation errors after updating NuGet packages
Update
It appeared to be difficult. In addition to the answer below, I found this post quite useful to get a general picture https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/martinkearn/2018/07/17/bot-framework-v4-what-i-learnt-in-4-days-in-july-2018/
botframework chatbot asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:46
Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
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Is there a manual describing migration from Bot Builder SDK v3 to v4?
I have a lot of compilation errors after updating NuGet packages
Update
It appeared to be difficult. In addition to the answer below, I found this post quite useful to get a general picture https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/martinkearn/2018/07/17/bot-framework-v4-what-i-learnt-in-4-days-in-july-2018/
botframework chatbot asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:46
Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
417820
Is there a manual describing migration from Bot Builder SDK v3 to v4?
I have a lot of compilation errors after updating NuGet packages
Update
It appeared to be difficult. In addition to the answer below, I found this post quite useful to get a general picture https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/martinkearn/2018/07/17/bot-framework-v4-what-i-learnt-in-4-days-in-july-2018/
botframework chatbot botframework chatbot asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:46
Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
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asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:46
Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
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edited Dec 13 '18 at 8:02
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asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:46
Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
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Andriy KozachukAndriy Kozachuk
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You can't just update your NuGet packages from V3 to V4, without changing your code. It is a major release with a lot of breaking changes.
The roadmap
for botbuilder-dotnet describes that a migration path from V3 to V4 is still in progress. I would suggest to have a look at BotBuilder-Samples and Microsoft Docs for the moment, to get an idea about how much has changed.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 9:21
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There are lot of changes from V3 to V4, they have completely re-written the concepts, architecture and terminologies.
So just updating the libraries won't work, you must update the code as well.
The roll-out is still not complete so it is recommended to use v3 in production as of now.
answered Dec 13 '18 at 8:15
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You can't just update your NuGet packages from V3 to V4, without changing your code. It is a major release with a lot of breaking changes.
The roadmap
for botbuilder-dotnet describes that a migration path from V3 to V4 is still in progress. I would suggest to have a look at BotBuilder-Samples and Microsoft Docs for the moment, to get an idea about how much has changed.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 9:21
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You can't just update your NuGet packages from V3 to V4, without changing your code. It is a major release with a lot of breaking changes.
The roadmap
for botbuilder-dotnet describes that a migration path from V3 to V4 is still in progress. I would suggest to have a look at BotBuilder-Samples and Microsoft Docs for the moment, to get an idea about how much has changed.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 9:21
MickMick
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You can't just update your NuGet packages from V3 to V4, without changing your code. It is a major release with a lot of breaking changes.
The roadmap
for botbuilder-dotnet describes that a migration path from V3 to V4 is still in progress. I would suggest to have a look at BotBuilder-Samples and Microsoft Docs for the moment, to get an idea about how much has changed.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 9:21
MickMick
48728
You can't just update your NuGet packages from V3 to V4, without changing your code. It is a major release with a lot of breaking changes.
The roadmap
for botbuilder-dotnet describes that a migration path from V3 to V4 is still in progress. I would suggest to have a look at BotBuilder-Samples and Microsoft Docs for the moment, to get an idea about how much has changed.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 9:21
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There are lot of changes from V3 to V4, they have completely re-written the concepts, architecture and terminologies.
So just updating the libraries won't work, you must update the code as well.
The roll-out is still not complete so it is recommended to use v3 in production as of now.
answered Dec 13 '18 at 8:15
sid8491sid8491
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There are lot of changes from V3 to V4, they have completely re-written the concepts, architecture and terminologies.
So just updating the libraries won't work, you must update the code as well.
The roll-out is still not complete so it is recommended to use v3 in production as of now.
answered Dec 13 '18 at 8:15
sid8491sid8491
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There are lot of changes from V3 to V4, they have completely re-written the concepts, architecture and terminologies.
So just updating the libraries won't work, you must update the code as well.
The roll-out is still not complete so it is recommended to use v3 in production as of now.
answered Dec 13 '18 at 8:15
sid8491sid8491
3,55631334
There are lot of changes from V3 to V4, they have completely re-written the concepts, architecture and terminologies.
So just updating the libraries won't work, you must update the code as well.
The roll-out is still not complete so it is recommended to use v3 in production as of now.
answered Dec 13 '18 at 8:15
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