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API Versioning for different Product Versions that allow back patching
Best practices for API versioning?Difference between an API and SDKDifference between SPI and API?Difference between API and ABISecuring my REST API with OAuth while still allowing authentication via third party OAuth providers (using DotNetOpenAuth)Versioning REST APIShould I use PATCH or PUT in my REST API?REST API Update DesignREST API - PUT vs PATCH with real life examplesMultiple products in newest version of PayPal API
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There are lots of examples of API versioning for SAAS type architectures.
The versioning exists so both new and old APIs can be supported for customers.
And usually the versioning goes
v1.1
v1.2
v2.0
And the numbering indicates how impactful the change is?
However, I am wondering if there is an example where the Server itself can also have multiple versions. So some customers are on:
Nov-2018-fix2
Others on
June-2017-fix3
The API versioning then gets more complicated. Because if you start with v1.0 or whatever keep increasing and then you need to back patch, what happens?
So looking for industry example, if possible.
Thanks
rest api
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There are lots of examples of API versioning for SAAS type architectures.
The versioning exists so both new and old APIs can be supported for customers.
And usually the versioning goes
v1.1
v1.2
v2.0
And the numbering indicates how impactful the change is?
However, I am wondering if there is an example where the Server itself can also have multiple versions. So some customers are on:
Nov-2018-fix2
Others on
June-2017-fix3
The API versioning then gets more complicated. Because if you start with v1.0 or whatever keep increasing and then you need to back patch, what happens?
So looking for industry example, if possible.
Thanks
rest api
asked Mar 27 at 14:51
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There are lots of examples of API versioning for SAAS type architectures.
The versioning exists so both new and old APIs can be supported for customers.
And usually the versioning goes
v1.1
v1.2
v2.0
And the numbering indicates how impactful the change is?
However, I am wondering if there is an example where the Server itself can also have multiple versions. So some customers are on:
Nov-2018-fix2
Others on
June-2017-fix3
The API versioning then gets more complicated. Because if you start with v1.0 or whatever keep increasing and then you need to back patch, what happens?
So looking for industry example, if possible.
Thanks
rest api
asked Mar 27 at 14:51
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There are lots of examples of API versioning for SAAS type architectures.
The versioning exists so both new and old APIs can be supported for customers.
And usually the versioning goes
v1.1
v1.2
v2.0
And the numbering indicates how impactful the change is?
However, I am wondering if there is an example where the Server itself can also have multiple versions. So some customers are on:
Nov-2018-fix2
Others on
June-2017-fix3
The API versioning then gets more complicated. Because if you start with v1.0 or whatever keep increasing and then you need to back patch, what happens?
So looking for industry example, if possible.
Thanks
rest api
rest api
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