Hyrum's Law especially applies when you have consumers of your APIs that violate Postel's Law. To minimise those in the past, we've introduced intentional jitte

Hyrum's Law especially applies when you have consumers of your APIs that violate Postel's Law. To minimise those in the past, we've introduced intentional jitter in our API responses that while didn't violate the schema prevented unintentional reliance on behaviour that wasn't intentional[1]. [1]: <https://medium.com/pageup-tech/update-on-driving-client-resiliency-how-we-enforced-postels-law-by-violating-postel-s-law-7cd51bf15baa https://medium.com/pageup-tech/update-on-driving-client-resi...>