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Mastodon API GET /api/v1/suggestions version retirement

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The Mastodon API has deprecated GET /api/v1/suggestions without a shutdown date. Calls made to this endpoint will eventually fail. Mastodon API lists the method as deprecated for retrieving follow suggestions.


Calls it hits

  • GET /api/v1/suggestions

What to use instead of these calls

Call GET /api/v2/suggestions instead.

In Mastodon API's words

View follow suggestions (v1) deprecated GET /api/v1/suggestions HTTP / 1.1

Mastodon API, Announcement

Facts

API
Mastodon API mastodon.social
Kind
Version retirement
Takes effect
No date given yet
Calls after that day
Fail
Source
Announcement
Last updated
Verified
, against Mastodon API's own pages

Questions

When does this change take effect?

Mastodon API deprecated GET /api/v1/suggestions without giving a shutdown date yet.

Do these calls still work?

Yes, they still work: Mastodon API has not given a shutdown date yet.

How do I find the calls this hits in my code?

Okapi reads your repository, finds the calls this change hits and opens a pull request with the fix. It never commits to your branches: every change comes as a pull request you review.


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