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This is a big change, and is not backwards compatible. IoTlib and all existing plugins have been updated to version 2.0.0. You will most likely need to update your sketches in addition to IoT and all device plugins.
Controller names are now managed by the Particle cloud, so previous code used to do that has been removed. As a result of that change also, Alive messages are no longer needed, and Alive code has been removed.
The way that behaviors work has changed to be more like commonly used 'scenes'. A behavior can now turn off devices that were set by another behavior. Previously this wasn't possible without turning off the first behavior also. The big effect of this on sketches is that if you want a device that is turned on by a behavior to also turn off when that behavior turns off, then you'll need a second behavior to do so. Refer to the updated examples, particularly the switchAndLED example.