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For pipeline developers writing USD import and export tools. It records what the repository files say about the SDK, its licence label, the 3.0 release changes including breaking ones, and the contribution and security-reporting process. Based on files only; nothing was installed, built or run.
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OpenUSD Exchange SDK documentation notes: README, 3.0 changelog and contribution rules (read, not run)
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For pipeline developers writing USD import and export tools. It records what the repository files say about the SDK, its licence label, the 3.0 release changes including breaking ones, and the contribution and security-reporting process. Based on files only; nothing was installed, built or run.
Useful starting points
- Version 3.0.0 drops several older USD versions; check your USD version against the changelog's supported list before upgrading.
- The contributing guide says the main branch may break API and ABI, and advises using an official tagged release.
- The changelog says mesh definition now raises an error when indexed topology leaves attributes unused, so older call sites may start failing.
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