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# July 2023

KSM Release Notes for July 2023

## KSM JavaScript SDK

### v16.6.1

* Added support for Folders
* Improved Passkey field type support
* Dependencies upgrade

## KSM Java SDK

### v16.6.2

* fixed issues when using Java default crypto provider.
* Upgraded `kotlin-stdlib-jdk8` dependency scope to api

### v16.6.1

* Improved folder support and unit tests

### v16.6.0

* Added support for Folders

## KSM Python SDK

### v16.6.1

* Improved folder support

### v16.6.0

* Added support for Folders
* Improved Passkey field type support

## KSM .NET SDK

### v16.6.1

* Improved folder support

### v16.6.0

* Added support for Folders
* Improved Passkey field type support
* Added support for record Transactions
* Upgraded .NET version to `net48, netstandard2.1` to make sure we are supporting TLS13

## KSM GoLang SDK

### v16.6.1

* Added \`folderUid\` and \`innerFolderUid\` to Record
* Fixed \`subFolderUid\` crash on empty string value, related to KA-5587

### v16.6.0

* Added support for Folders
* Improved Passkey field type support

## KSM PowerShell Module

### v16.6.1

* Updates KSM .NET SDK Dependency

### v16.6.0

* Updated KSM .NET SDK to use latest version 16.6.0

## Ansible Plugin

### v1.2.0

* Added action `keeper_cache_records` to cache Keeper Vault records to reduce API calls.
* Added ability to get records by title for some actions.
* Added `array_index` and `value_key` to access individual values in complex values. Alternative to `notation`.

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