#nisthar_best-practices
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- nisthar_best-practices, 16 minutes ago, 3 messages
civic falcon
Is there a cut off period after which an old version stops working?
foggy flint
Hi again 👋 no, we currently do not forcibly deprecate older API versions.
civic falcon
Hi again 👋 no, we currently do not forcibly deprecate older API versions.
so old version api's work without a limit?
foggy flint
For now yes
If that changes at some point in the future, you should be provided ample notice to make changes and prepare for that.
civic falcon
I see
so no other specific reasons to upgrade the api version ?
foggy flint
Aside from getting access to newer behavior, no.