Upgrade the BrowserStack SDK for Appium

Update the version in your pom.xml file, then rebuild the project:

If you use Gradle, bump the version in your build.gradle file and re-sync the project.

The TestAdapter bundles the BrowserStack SDK, so you don’t need to add BrowserStackSDK separately. Upgrade to the latest version:

To pin a specific version instead, set it in your .csproj file (replace x.y.z with the latest version):

Upgrade to the latest version:

The version is declared in your package.json file under devDependencies. You run tests by wrapping your test runner, for example:

Always use the -latest URL to upgrade to the newest version:

Pin the same URL in your requirements.txt file. Check the installed version with:

Bump the version in your Gemfile, then install:

Verify the installed version with bundle show browserstack-ruby-sdk.

WebdriverIO is not run through browserstack-node-sdk. It uses the dedicated @wdio/browserstack-service, which you upgrade independently:

Enable the service through the services array in your wdio.conf.js file (for example, services: ['browserstack']). The version is pinned in package.json under devDependencies.

Cypress is not run through browserstack-node-sdk. It uses the dedicated browserstack-cypress-cli, which you upgrade independently:

Nightwatch is not run through browserstack-node-sdk. It uses the official @nightwatch/browserstack plugin, which you upgrade independently:

Enable the plugin through the plugins array in your nightwatch.conf.js file (for example, plugins: ['@nightwatch/browserstack']).