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# February 2023

KSM Release Notes for February 2023

### KSM Python SDK v16.5.0

* KSM-313 - Improved Keeper Notations. New parser, new escape characters, Notation URI, search records by title and other meta data values in the record
* KSM-319 - KEY\_CLIENT\_KEY in configurations is missing in certain situations
* KSM-356 - Ability to create new custom field in the records using KSM SDK

### **KSM JavaScript SDK v16.5.0**

* KSM-315 - Notation improvements
* KSM-356 - Create custom fields
* KSM-369 - Improved logging
* Upgraded dependencies

### **KSM Java SDK v16.5.0**

* KSM-314 - Notation improvements
* KSM-356 - Create custom fields

### **KSM GoLang SDK v1.5.0 (client version mg16.5.0)**

* KSM-317 - Notation improvements
* KSM-356 - Create custom fields
* KSM-365 - Fixed KEY\_CLINET\_KEY is missing error
* KSM-366 - Avoid exceptions/panics and return errors instead
* KSM-367 - Fixed license not shown on [pkg.go.dev](http://pkg.go.dev/)

### KSM JavaScript SDK v16.5.1

* Updating dependencies version
* Restoring some missing methods from the Notation improvements release

### KSM Python SDK v16.5.1

* KSM-371 - Improved Windows Config file permissions check
* KSM-370 - Upgrade to latest cryptography>=39.0.1 library

### KSM GitHub Action v1.0.7

* Upgraded to run on `node16`
* Upgraded KSM SDK to 16.5.1
* Upgraded dependencies


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