We’ve upgraded the underlying infrastructure of our Docs as Code API to improve its performance. We've also shipped several improvements related to error messages to streamline your CI/CD pipelines and make troubleshooting easier. Below you’ll find a quick overview of what’s changed and how to adapt your integrations.

We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated .NET SDKs.

This enhancement enables API requests to be routed through custom proxy servers, making it easier to work within corporate networks, behind firewalls, or in environments where outbound connections must go through a proxy.

We've added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated PHP SDKs.

This update allows API requests to be routed through custom proxy servers, enhancing compatibility with corporate network environments, firewalls, or any setup requiring outbound traffic to pass through a proxy.

We've introduced a new section in our Developer Portal to document various SDK components including helper methods and utility classes. This update helps keep the Developer Portal documentation more in sync with SDKs.

Until now, our custom validation rules supported Pattern, Order, and Length verification methods. This allowed us to enforce specific patterns for property values, restrict property lengths, and validate alphabetical ordering within OpenAPI definitions.

We're excited to introduce a new verification method: "Required."

With this update, you can now mark a property as required - even if OpenAPI standards don't enforce it. This means greater flexibility in defining custom validation rules, including support for vendor extensions.

We've significantly enhanced the search functionality on our Developer Portal! Previously, searches were limited to document titles, making it challenging to locate specific information within our extensive API documentation. Now, our upgraded search system indexes the full content of guides, API endpoints, parameters, and model documentation, enabling you to find exactly what you need more efficiently.

The SDKs now support passing complex objects, including non-scalar types and collections, as HTTP header parameters in the request.

The Python SDK now supports reading test configurations from environment variables, reducing the need for hardcoded values in the SDK test setup.

We've enhanced the API Copilot to provide a more seamless chat experience, especially during long conversations. Previously, users experienced a lag between typing and characters appearing in the input box when searching for something.

We've improved the user experience for deprecated endpoints by making them more visible and easier to identify. These enhancements help users quickly recognize outdated APIs and find alternatives with minimal friction.