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// API Change Review

Review API changes before they disrupt your workflow.

Inspect source updates, compare local and incoming edits, resolve conflicts and browse retained API definition revisions.

Payments API / designer / example preview
POST/payments

Summary

Create a payment

Operation ID

createPayment
ParametersRequest bodyResponsesMocks
201 · Payment created
400 · Invalid request
401 · Unauthorized

Review a required field before applying an update

A repository update and a local edit can affect the same operation. Compare their values, choose the intended resolution and test callers separately. A visible schema change is not proof that all breaking changes have been detected.

POST /payments
Local edit: amount description updated
Incoming edit: currency becomes required
Review: compare fields and resolve conflicts
After apply: inspect available definition revisions
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Capabilities

API Change Review capabilities

  • Inspect added, modified and removed operations.
  • Compare incoming source changes with locally edited definitions.
  • Review conflicts before choosing how to resolve them.
  • Browse available revision history within account retention limits.

Workflow

Your api change review workflow

01

Check the source

Run a source check to detect an updated definition.

02

Compare operations

Review changed paths, methods, parameters and schemas in the available diff.

03

Resolve conflicts

Review local and incoming values before choosing a supported resolution.

04

Inspect history

Apply reviewed changes and inspect available saved revisions.

Built for real handoffs.

Contract review

Notice a newly required payment field before adapting a client.

Parallel edits

Reconcile local operation work with an incoming repository update.

Change investigation

Compare retained revisions when a request no longer matches the contract.

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