To handle backward-incompatible changes in an API, I would use versioning in the URL, such as /v1/resource and /v2/resource. In Git, I would create a new branch for the new version, allowing for independent development while maintaining the old version until users transition.
Can you explain how you would handle versioning an API when making backward-incompatible changes and how you would manage that in Git?
To handle backward-incompatible changes in an API, I would use versioning in the URL, such as /v1/resource and /v2/resource. In Git, I would create a new branch for the new…
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Can you explain how you would handle versioning an API when making backward-incompatible changes and how you would manage that in Git?
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