This week's update to the mittwald API introduces the new 'unspecified' enum value across various response properties and request parameters, enhances error handling with additional non-success status responses, and adds new endpoints for managing AI hosting keys and plans.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several enhancements, including changes to response body formats, the addition of optional and required properties across various endpoints, and the deprecation of certain operations, aimed at improving the overall functionality and user experience.
This week, the mittwald API introduces a new endpoint for rotating keys, adds optional properties to various invoice responses, and includes non-success status responses for specific operations.
This week's changelog for the mittwald API includes the addition of new endpoints, required properties, and optional request parameters, as well as the removal of certain success responses and media types, enhancing the overall functionality and usability of the API.
This week's update to the mittwald API includes the removal of the 'application/json' media type for '204' responses in several endpoints, the addition of new optional and required properties across various responses, and the introduction of new endpoints for managing app installations and extensions.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several updates, including changes to default values for request parameters, the addition of new optional properties and parameters, and the removal of deprecated operation IDs across various endpoints.
During the week of July 10 to July 17, 2026, the mittwald API introduced several changes, including the removal of certain media types and required properties, the addition of optional properties and request parameters, and updates to response types and enumerations across various endpoints.
This week's update to the mittwald API includes a reduction of the minimum values for the 'limit' and 'page' query parameters to '0.00' across multiple endpoints, the addition of required properties to responses, and the introduction of a new optional request parameter, enhancing flexibility and usability for developers.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several enhancements, including the addition of optional properties to various responses, new optional request parameters for improved query capabilities, and the introduction of new endpoints for updating MySQL and Redis databases.
This week's changelog for the mittwald API includes significant updates such as changes to response property types, the removal of required properties, the addition of new optional parameters, and the introduction of new endpoints.
