In the week of April 3 to April 10, 2026, the mittwald API introduced several enhancements to the /v2/app-installations and /v2/projects/{projectId}/app-installations endpoints by adding multiple required properties to the responses for improved clarity and usability.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several significant updates, including the removal of the 'app-execute-action' operation, the addition of new endpoints for AI hosting and container services, and enhancements to response properties for improved data handling.
This week's changelog for the mittwald API includes several updates, such as the reduction of minimum TTL values for various DNS record types, the addition of new endpoints for license management, and enhancements to request and response properties across multiple operations.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several changes, including the removal of the required 'name' property from the '409' response, the addition of the 'migrating' enum value to various response properties, and updates to non-success response statuses for address and company verification actions.
During the week of December 5th to December 12th, 2025, the mittwald API has removed the default value of '1000.00' for the 'limit' query parameter across several endpoints, including those for listing app installations for users and projects, as well as system software.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several enhancements, including the addition of default values for the 'limit' request parameter across multiple endpoints, new optional properties for extension pricing updates, and the introduction of two new endpoints for managing extension variant changes.
This week's update to the mittwald API includes changes to the request parameter types for various endpoints, making the 'appInstallationId', 'cronjobId', 'customerId', 'fileId', and 'projectId' parameters more flexible, alongside the addition of new endpoints and required response properties for better clarity and functionality.
This week's update to the mittwald API introduces several enhancements, including the addition of default values for request parameters, increased minimum values for certain parameters, new optional properties in responses, and the introduction of multiple new endpoints.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several important changes, including the requirement of additional response properties for successful status codes in various endpoints, the addition of a new optional request parameter for listing ingresses, and the introduction of a new non-success response status for order creation.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several changes including the removal of default values for request parameters, updates to parameter types, the addition of new optional properties, and the introduction of required properties in responses, enhancing the overall functionality and flexibility of the API.