We’ve made a few subtle updates to the portal’s interface to make it easier to use, clearer to navigate, and more visually consistent. These changes are part of our ongoing efforts to create a smooth and intuitive experience for you.
We have moved the import statements outside the namespace for generated C# SDKs to comply with .NET best practices.
We’re excited to announce a series of improvements to the Developer Portal designed to enhance the developer experience. These updates focus on navigation and usability, making it easier to find the information you need and work with code samples more efficiently.
We are introducing automatic token retrieval and refreshing in the OAuth 2.0 grant types.
We have introduced the support for keyword arguments in model instantiation. By default, the model constructors expect the positional arguments in the Ruby SDKs.
We have introduced some significant enhancements and new features in our Go SDK.
We have implemented several enhancements to the Go code samples, improving the developer experience by enabling developers to initialize inline code without encountering errors and to get started quickly.
We have introduced configurable logging for API calls in PHP, Python, Ruby, Go, and C# SDKs.
In one of our previous updates, we introduced the configurable logging feature in both Java and TypeScript SDKs. You can find more details here.
We've released the latest version 0.5.0-beta of our FixMyOpenAPI VS Code extension with new features and improvements for better OpenAPI spec validation. You may upgrade now to enhance your API development workflow!
This change log encompasses three significant enhancements aimed at streamlining user experience across our platform: