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Supported Operating System Versions

    March 23, 2025
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    Description — Couchbase Lite on C#.Net — the OS and SDK versions on which this framework is supported
    Related Content — What’s New | Release Notes | Compatibility

    Officially Supported Versions

    The following table identifies the supported platforms.

    Run-times which have received more testing and are officially supported are shown in Table 1:

    Deprecation Notice

    Support for the following will be deprecated in this release and will be removed in a future release:

    • Xamarin Android - All Versions

    • Xamarin iOS - All Versions

    • .Net6 - iOS, Android, Mac Catalyst, WinUI

    Please plan to migrate your apps to use an appropriate alternative version.
    Table 1. Supported versions
    .NET Runtime Minimum Runtime Version Minimum OS version

    .NET Win

    6.0

    Windows 10
    (any Microsoft supported)

    .NET Framework

    4.6.2

    Windows 10
    (any Microsoft supported)

    .NET Mac Catalyst

    6.0

    Mac OS 10.15

    WinUI

    6.0.1

    10.0.19041.0

    Xamarin iOS

    10+

    10+

    Xamarin Android

    10

    5.1/API 22

    .NET iOS

    6.0

    14.2

    .NET Android

    6.0

    5.1/API 22

    Not Officially Supported

    The following run-times are compatible but are not QE tested, and so are not officially supported.

    .NET Runtime Minimum Runtime Version Minimum OS version

    .NET Mac

    6.0

    10.15

    .NET Linux

    6.0

    n/a*

    * There are many different variants of Linux, and we don’t have the resources to test all of them. They are tested on Ubuntu 20.04, but have been shown to work on CentOS, and in theory work on any distro supported by .NET.