This week's changelog for the mittwald API includes significant updates such as changes in response property types, the addition and removal of required properties, and the introduction of new optional request parameters across various endpoints.
This week's changes are primarily spec cleanup and new endpoint additions. The conversation-related changes are technically breaking but have no practical impact on existing integrations — the actual API responses remain unchanged.
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, the mittwald API introduces several updates, including optional properties for responses and requests, changes in property types, and the addition of required properties to enhance the functionality of cronjob and project management endpoints.
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.
This week, the mittwald API introduces several changes including updates to request and response properties, the addition of new optional parameters, and modifications to existing request body formats across various endpoints.
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 changelog for the mittwald API includes significant updates such as changes to request parameter types, the addition of new optional properties, and the introduction of a new endpoint for copying MySQL databases.
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.