#Differences between SDKs

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unborn girder
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So me and my partner has been wondering what the difference between the private and public sdks are?

spring kestrel
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Private was meant to have all of the paid features. Public was not meant to have any of those. It then came to me that it might be too much of a hassle to change versions if you decide to become a patron or cancel your subscription. That’s why I implemented token authorization instead. It doesn’t really matter what version you use now. In the future I have other plans, and there will be a difference.

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Early releases such as alpha and beta require token authorization to access. Official release such as private and public don’t require token authorization, but you obviously want to use a token if you’re a patron.