Timeline for Differentiate Staging Ground posts from regular questions
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| Sep 12 at 18:08 | comment | added | Makyen |
As to finding it on the SE API website: I'm unaware of any links on the site that allow you to pick the version of the SE API, even though pages using the version=N.N parameter exist for other versions. Why those links don't exist, is likely to be the normal answer for most such things: nobody thought to put them in. As to why 2.3 remains the default: I assume that SE initially released it as Beta, with the intent that there would be limited use, and just hasn't gotten around to, or forgotten to, change it to use 2.4 as default now that the Staging Ground is fully released.
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| Sep 12 at 18:05 | comment | added | Makyen |
@CodyGray As I understand, version 2.4 was primarily released to allow access to the Staging Ground (SG) and to differentiate SG questions within the SE API. It was created somewhat prior to the Staging Ground going into Beta.I was specifically informed about it, and given direct links to the SE API ?version=2.4 pages by SE developers in chat in order to make sure that SmokeDetector could access SG questions when SG entered beta. The code to do that was merged on 2022-12-08. Given that it's, obviously, public and the SG is fully released, I'm assuming it's available for general use.
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| Sep 10 at 15:58 | comment | added | Cody Gray | Wow, that's incredibly confusing. You'd think that the latest version of the API would be the one that is featured most prominently on the website. But that still says that 2.3 is the latest version. In fact, I can't find any way to show the documentation for v2.4 (other than clicking your links, which have a query string to request this version). How would someone find that from the SE API website? Why is this so hidden? Is not intended for general use yet? | |
| Sep 9 at 5:16 | vote | accept | Anerdw | ||
| Sep 9 at 4:44 | history | answered | Makyen | CC BY-SA 4.0 |