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This issue proposes adding a versioning system to the JSON RPC API that would allow us to slowly deprecate older API methods (adding is trivial) so as to give users apt time to migrate to the newer API methods. Ideally this introduction itself is done in a backwards compatible change (i.e. no version specified is interpreted as v1).
How versioning is done (in the url vs in the method vs in the params) is left to be decided.
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So how would having a v2 while supporting a v1 work?
I think it's common for the client to provide the version that they are currently on and the server tries to match it - that way we can provide some degree of backwards compatibility
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This issue proposes adding a versioning system to the JSON RPC API that would allow us to slowly deprecate older API methods (adding is trivial) so as to give users apt time to migrate to the newer API methods. Ideally this introduction itself is done in a backwards compatible change (i.e. no version specified is interpreted as v1).
How versioning is done (in the url vs in the method vs in the params) is left to be decided.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: