Essentials
API Changes
Deprecating Resolvers
But, what does it mean??
Think of a resolver heading off into a well-earned retirement. It’s still here for six months, doing its job, but with a polite “deprecated” sticker letting you know it’s planning to sail off into the sunset. After six months, it’s gone for good—but don’t worry, we’ll point you to its shiny, new replacement to keep things running smoothly.
Here’s an example of a deprecation warning that also points you to the new resolver:
API Additions
We’re always improving our product, and that means our GraphQL API keeps growing too! As we add new features, you might notice some extra fields showing up in your responses. This is all part of making our API more useful over time.
These additions can happen without prior notice, but don’t worry—it won't affect what's already there. Think of it like adding a new room to a house while keeping the foundation just as strong. 🏡
How to keep things running smoothly:
- Write code that’s flexible enough to handle new fields when they appear. 🚀
- Expect the API to grow—think of it as a tree adding new branches while the trunk stays solid. 🌳
- Using defensive coding helps ensure your integrations keep running smoothly, no matter what’s new. 🌟
By keeping your code adaptable, you’ll always be ready to take advantage of new features without any headaches. We’re excited to keep improving our API, and we appreciate you building with us! 💙