Deprecations are features or API surfaces scheduled for removal, always with a notice period so you can migrate. This log lists what's deprecated, the replacement, and the sunset date. Nothing is past its sunset without prior notice.
How deprecation works
When something is deprecated it keeps working through a defined window while we point you at the replacement. At the sunset date it becomes a breaking change (see Breaking changes log) and moves to that log. You always get advance notice — deprecations are announced here and emailed to subscribers.
Reading an entry
Each deprecation lists the deprecated surface, the recommended replacement, the announce date, and the sunset date. Migrate before the sunset and you'll never experience a break.
Current deprecations
There are no active deprecations past their notice threshold at this time. Any future deprecation will appear here with ample lead time — typically a full quarter for API surfaces.
Staying ahead
Subscribe to release notes and review this log each release if you maintain an integration. Prefer the SDKs (see Node.js SDK and Python SDK), which absorb many changes for you and warn on deprecated usage.
