- Add ADR 0001: one SemVer version for httpd, explorer supports every release from a minimum version, a 3-month guideline to drop a replaced major, expand and contract, and one API path at /api - Treat 0.y as the major before 1.0 - Track API changes in docs/api-changes.md - List API changes in httpd release notes - Take the version from the release tag, not Cargo.toml - Pass the version to the changelog script - Link the compatibility rules from the README - Point to the compat module from the backwards compatibility rules
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httpd API changes
Every breaking change to the httpd API ships in two steps, see ADR 0001. Expand adds the new shape next to the old one. Contract removes the old one later, on each side separately. This file tracks each change from its expand release until both sides have contracted.
One section per change, under the httpd release that expanded it, newest first.
Each section says what the expand added and who reads it, then lists the
contract: the code each side removes, and when it may go. Delete a contract line
when its code is gone. Delete the section when its contract list is empty. A
release fills its ## API changes notes from the sections under its heading,
and a major release from every server line.
- Client contract: the explorer client (
http-client/) and the Open Graph worker (workers/open-graph/) may stop reading the old shape when explorer drops the last httpd release without the new shape. - Server contract: httpd may stop sending the old shape in a major release after the expand.
Expanded in the next release (unreleased)
API at /api
Expand: httpd serves the API at /api, and still serves it at /api/v1. Read
by the explorer client and the Open Graph worker.
Contract:
- Client, when explorer drops httpd 0.30: switch to
/apiinhttp-client/lib/fetcher.ts - Client, when explorer drops httpd 0.30:
apiBaseinworkers/open-graph/index.js - Client, when explorer drops httpd 0.30: the tests that match
/api/v1intests/visual/desktop/andtests/e2e/ - Server, a major release after the client lines above: the
/v1nest incrates/radicle-httpd/src/api.rs
Repo facts outside the project payload
Expand: cobs, releaseCount and a qualified defaultBranch move out of the
project payload. The legacy meta (counts and head) stays inside it. Read by
the explorer client and the Open Graph worker.
Contract:
- Client, when explorer drops httpd 0.30:
legacyMetaSchemaandlegacyRepoFieldsinhttp-client/lib/compat.ts - Client, when explorer drops httpd 0.30:
normalizeRepoinworkers/open-graph/index.js - Server, a major release: legacy
metaandheadincrates/radicle-httpd/src/api.rs
Release scope
Expand: the releases query takes scope (trusted or untrusted), and the
repo reports release buckets. allAuthors stays. Read by the explorer client.
Contract:
- Client, when explorer drops httpd 0.30:
legacyReleasesQuery,legacyScopeReleasesandlegacyHasOtherReleasesinhttp-client/lib/compat.ts - Server, a major release:
allAuthorsincrates/radicle-httpd/src/api/query.rs
Removed apiVersion
httpd no longer reports apiVersion in the API root, and explorer no longer
checks it. Explorer warns on nodes older than minimumSupportedVersion in
http-client/lib/compat.ts, from the version in the API root. Released
explorers do not read apiVersion. This is a removal, so the next release is a
major release.