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If you need to change your microservice's API in a non-backwards compatible way, you have the exact same problem plus significant operational complexity.
by cgdub 10y ago
If you need to change your microservice's API in a non-backwards compatible way, you have the exact same problem plus significant operational complexity.
- chjh 10y agoDon't you just create a new one and let the old go obsolete when the "users" switch?
- StillBored 10y agoWhich is basically what you do for a traditional library as well. Tweak the header so anything being recompiled against it gets a different function signature. Then old apps continue to work, and newly built apps get the fix.