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An assumption you're making here that you can even write an adapter layer for the V2 API. There may be things you wish to _remove_ in the V2 API. V2 does not al
by devin 2y ago
An assumption you're making here that you can even write an adapter layer for the V2 API. There may be things you wish to _remove_ in the V2 API. V2 does not always mean "add more stuff", it can often mean rethinking "what stuff" is provided.
- michaelt 2y agoYes - that's why I included the proviso "if you're truly replacing your API with a new, more capable version" If your intention is to remove features and fire the customers who are relying on them, that's a different matter.
- chipdart 2y ago> If your intention is to remove features and fire the customers who are relying on them, that's a different matter. No. That is not a different matter. That's basically the whole problem being discussed, and the topic of the blog post you're discussing.