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This is the first and most important version. It flags what version of the REST API you are communicating with. REST version numbers are composed of 3 parts: `major.minor.point`. Increments in all three are described below
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This is the first and most important version. It flags what version of the REST API you are communicating with. REST version numbers are composed of 3 parts: `major.minor.point`. Increments in all three are described below
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- major - Indicates significant alteration to the API which could result in your code no longer working
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- major - Indicates significant alteration to the API which could result in your code no longer working
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- minor - Indicates some alternation in the API but not sufficient to break code & most likely the introduction of new data or endpoints
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- minor - Indicates some alteration in the API but not sufficient to break code & most likely the introduction of new data or endpoints
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- point - No change to the public interface. Normally reserved for bugfixes
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- point - No change to the public interface. Normally reserved for bugfixes
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It is a good idea to inspect this value when running your pipelines to ensure you are working with the expected version of REST.
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It is a good idea to inspect this value when running your pipelines to ensure you are working with the expected version of REST.
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