Versioning & deprecation policy
Versioning & deprecation policy
The Drazill API is served under /api/v1. Additive changes — new endpoints, new optional
request fields, new response fields — ship in place without a version bump. A breaking
change (removing an operation or a documented response, or adding a required request field)
goes through an approval recorded in docs/api/breaking-change-approvals/ first, so it is
announced with a migration window rather than a surprise.
Deprecation lifecycle
Every route carries a lifecycle: STABLE → BETA → DEPRECATED.
- STABLE — the default; covered by this policy in full.
- BETA — usable but non-contractual; the shape may change without a declared breaking change.
- DEPRECATED — still works, but scheduled for removal. Deprecated operations emit
RFC 8594 headers on every response:
Deprecation(the deprecation date),Sunset(the date after which the operation may stop working), andLink: <successor>; rel="successor-version". The version that served a request is echoed inDrazill-API-Version.
Sunset window (owner decision — pending). The proposed default a deprecated operation
keeps working after its Deprecation date is 90 days, matching the legacy
/openapi.json window already in effect. This is the operating default integrators should
plan against; it has not yet been ratified as the contractual window, and enterprise
agreements may specify a longer one.
Currently deprecated
These endpoints are deprecated and redirect (or point) to a stable successor. They keep working during their window.
These operations are flagged deprecated in the contract and have no scheduled sunset yet — migrate at your convenience to the keyset successor, which is index-backed and stable under concurrent inserts:
Subscribe
Every entry in the changelog timeline is dated, and it is available as an
RSS feed at https://drazill.docs.buildwithfern.com/changelog/log.rss (Fern serves it by appending .rss
to the changelog path). Point your reader at it to be notified of deprecations and breaking
changes — including future-dated sunsets — before they land.
The machine sources of truth remain the pinned OpenAPI contract
(GET https://api.drazill.com/api/v1/openapi/v1.json) and the webhook event schemas
(current version 2026-05-08).

