Today we’re announcing the release of AdWords API v201710. Here are some of the highlights for key AdWords features:

• Account-level placement exclusions. The new CustomerNegativeCriterionService allows you to exclude specific criteria across all campaigns in an account. The guide contains step-by-step instructions for using this service.
• Promotion extensions. You can now create promotion extensions for different languages. Check out the updated Extension Settings guide for examples and instructions.
• Shared sets for manager accounts. The AdWords API now supports the creation of shared negative keyword sets for manager accounts. Previously, creation of SharedSets via the AdWords API was only supported for client accounts.
• Ad rotation settings. You can now manage the new ad rotation settings announced in August via the AdWords API. The updated code examples for adding AdGroups demonstrate how to set the new rotation options.
• Customer match by phone number. You can now include phone numbers when uploading Members of a CrmBasedUserList. The updated remarketing guide contains requirements and details.
• Batch job support for shared sets. BatchJobService now supports CampaignSharedSetOperations, SharedCriterionOperations, and SharedSetOperations for managing shared sets. Check out the updated Batch Processing guide for details.

If you’re using v201702 of the AdWords API, please note that it will be sunset on February 14, 2018. We encourage you to skip v201705 and v201708 and migrate straight to v201710. Please note that v201705 is deprecated. As mentioned in the recent blog post on the sunset and release schedule, both v201705 and v201708 will be sunset on March 28, 2018.

As with every new version of the AdWords API, please carefully review all changes in the release notes and the v201710 migration guide. The updated client libraries and code examples will be published within the next 48 hours.

If you have any questions or need help with migration, please post on the forum or the Ads Developers Plus Page.
- Josh Radcliff on behalf of the AdWords API Team

Source: Google Ads Developer Blog