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API change report

Public API

New Endpoints: 36


POST /mcp
GET /openapi.json
HEAD /openapi.json
GET /openapi.yaml
HEAD /openapi.yaml
GET /projects/{id}/access-tokens
POST /projects/{id}/access-tokens
GET /projects/{id}/access-tokens/usage
DELETE /projects/{id}/access-tokens/{tokenId}
GET /projects/{id}/access-tokens/{tokenId}
GET /projects/{id}/access-tokens/{tokenId}/usage
PUT /projects/{id}/frontend-shared-variables
GET /projects/{id}/frontends/{frontendId}/function-routes
POST /projects/{id}/frontends/{frontendId}/function-routes
DELETE /projects/{id}/frontends/{frontendId}/function-routes/{routeId}
PUT /projects/{id}/frontends/{frontendId}/function-routes/{routeId}
POST /projects/{id}/sandbox-executions
GET /projects/{id}/sandbox-sessions
POST /projects/{id}/sandbox-sessions
GET /projects/{id}/sandboxes
POST /projects/{id}/sandboxes
DELETE /projects/{id}/sandboxes/{sandboxId}
GET /projects/{id}/sandboxes/{sandboxId}
PATCH /projects/{id}/sandboxes/{sandboxId}
GET /projects/{id}/sandboxes/{sandboxId}/deployments
DELETE /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}
GET /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}
POST /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/access
POST /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/exec
POST /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/files/read
POST /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/files/write
DELETE /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/grants/{subjectId}
PUT /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/grants/{subjectId}
POST /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/resume
POST /sandbox-sessions/{sessionId}/suspend
GET /sandboxes/presets

Deleted Endpoints: None


Modified Endpoints: 158


POST /auth/signin

  • Description changed from 'Authenticate with email and password. Requires an anon key.

Set session_mode to cookie to request HttpOnly refresh-token
storage. Cookie mode is honored only for an exact, credentialed CORS
origin on the same schemeful site as this API. Otherwise the response
retains the refresh token in its body.
' to 'Authenticate with email and password. Requires an anon key.

Set session_mode to cookie to request HttpOnly refresh-token
storage. Cookie mode is honored only for an exact, credentialed CORS
origin on the same schemeful site as this API. Otherwise the response
retains the refresh token in its body. A frontend on its default
Volcano URL is cross-site with this API and so always gets the body
token.
'

POST /databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/query/delete

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/query/insert

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/query/ping

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/query/select

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/query/update

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/query/delete

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/query/insert

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/query/ping

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/query/select

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /databases/{databaseName}/query/update

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

POST /durable-functions/{functionId}/executions

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 202
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: status
                • Description changed from 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
                  platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
                  start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
                  succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
                  terminal.

unknown means the platform lost track of the execution's outcome: it
was never seen to finish and is no longer reported, so no result or
error can be given for it. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry under a new
name rather than a state to wait on. completed_at on an unknown
execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work ended.
' to 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
terminal.

unknown means the execution's outcome cannot be established, so no
result or error can be given for it. Either it was under way and was
never seen to finish, or its start failed with a 500 without the
platform establishing whether the execution began — which is why a
name whose start returned an error can later read as unknown rather
than not being found. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry rather than a
state to wait on. A retry under the same name picks this execution back
up instead of starting a second one, and needs a free concurrency slot
because an unknown execution has given its own up. completed_at on
an unknown execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work
ended.
'

  • Modified response: 503
    • Description changed from 'Durable execution is not available in this environment, or the
      usage limit service could not be reached to charge the start. The
      first is returned by a deployment that has no durable execution
      engine, such as a local one, and is not retryable there; the second
      is transient.
      ' to 'Durable execution is not available in this environment, or the
      plan terms for the start could not be read. The first means the
      capability is paused or this deployment cannot serve it, so it is
      not one to retry in a loop; the second is transient.
      '

GET /functions/resolve

  • Description changed from 'Resolves a DNS-safe function name to its function ID within the caller's project.

SDKs use this endpoint internally to invoke by function name while routing by function ID.

With Service Key:

  • Allowed

With Auth User Token:

  • Allowed

With Anon Key:

  • Requires anon key permission: functions.invoke
  • Function must have is_public: true
    ' to 'Resolves a DNS-safe function name to its function ID and invocation URL within the caller's project.

SDKs use this endpoint internally to invoke by function name while routing by function ID.
Invoke the returned invoke_url as-is. It does not share a domain with the API, so a host
built from the API URL will not reach the function. When the deployment serves no public
invocation domain, as in local development, invoke_url is omitted and callers invoke
through POST /functions/{functionId}/invoke.

With Service Key:

  • Allowed

With Auth User Token:

  • Allowed

With Anon Key:

  • Requires anon key permission: functions.invoke
  • Function must have is_public: true
    '
  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • New property: invoke_url

POST /functions/{functionId}/invoke

  • Description changed from 'Invoke a serverless function.

With Service Key (admin/background operations):

  • Use for background jobs, webhooks, cron, admin operations
  • Function receives payload only (no user context)
  • Database queries bypass RLS (admin access)

With Auth User Token (user-facing):

  • Use for user-initiated actions
  • Function receives payload + __volcano_auth context:
    {
      user_id: "uuid",
      email: "user@example.com",
      project_id: "uuid",
      role: "authenticated" or "anonymous"
    }
  • Database queries enforce RLS (user-scoped data)

With Anon Key (public function only):

  • Requires anon key permission: functions.invoke
  • Function must have is_public: true
  • Function receives payload only (no __volcano_auth)

Transport and CORS:

  • This operation is the authenticated direct RPC endpoint and always uses the
    POST {payload: ...} contract, including for functions whose DNS ingress is
    configured in HTTP mode.
  • The geo-routed DNS ingress is https://{functionId}.functions.<domain>/.
  • RPC-mode DNS ingress accepts POST at /. HTTP-mode DNS ingress accepts GET,
    HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE at / and nested paths.
  • Direct and RPC-mode CORS preflight advertises POST, OPTIONS. HTTP-mode DNS
    preflight advertises GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS.
  • http_auth_mode: none applies only to public HTTP-mode DNS ingress; this
    direct operation always requires a Volcano credential.

Durable functions are not invocable here. A durable function's id
answers 404, whatever its visibility, because a synchronous call would
run it with no execution record, no idempotency and no concurrency
accounting. Start one with
POST /durable-functions/{functionId}/executions.
' to 'Invoke a function.

With Service Key (admin/background operations):

  • Use for background jobs, webhooks, cron, admin operations
  • Function receives payload only (no user context)
  • Database queries bypass RLS (admin access)

With Auth User Token (user-facing):

  • Use for user-initiated actions
  • Function receives payload + __volcano_auth context:
    {
      user_id: "uuid",
      email: "user@example.com",
      project_id: "uuid",
      role: "authenticated" or "anonymous"
    }
  • Database queries enforce RLS (user-scoped data)

With Anon Key (public function only):

  • Requires anon key permission: functions.invoke
  • Function must have is_public: true
  • Function receives payload only (no __volcano_auth)

Transport and CORS:

  • This operation is the authenticated direct RPC endpoint and always uses the
    POST {payload: ...} contract, including for functions whose DNS ingress is
    configured in HTTP mode.
  • The geo-routed DNS ingress is the function's invoke_url. It is on a
    different domain from this API, so it cannot be derived from the API host.
  • RPC-mode DNS ingress accepts POST at /. HTTP-mode DNS ingress accepts GET,
    HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE at / and nested paths.
  • Direct and RPC-mode CORS preflight advertises POST, OPTIONS. HTTP-mode DNS
    preflight advertises GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS.
  • http_auth_mode: none applies only to public HTTP-mode DNS ingress; this
    direct operation always requires a Volcano credential.

Durable functions are not invocable here. A durable function's id
answers 404, whatever its visibility, because a synchronous call would
run it with no execution record, no idempotency and no concurrency
accounting. Start one with
POST /durable-functions/{functionId}/executions.
'

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms
    • Modified response: default
      • Headers changed
        • New header: x-volcano-compute-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-handler-ms
        • New header: x-volcano-proxy-ms

DELETE /projects/{id}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PATCH /projects/{id}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/anon-keys

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/anon-keys

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/anon-keys/{keyId}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/anon-keys/{keyId}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/anon-keys/{keyId}/regenerate

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/anon-keys/{keyId}/set-default

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/config

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/auth/config

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/auth/config/test-email

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/hosted-pages/{pageType}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/auth/hosted-pages/{pageType}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/insights

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/methods

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/auth/methods

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/pages/appearance

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/auth/pages/theme

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/auth/pages/theme

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/auth/pages/{pageType}/layout

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/auth/pages/{pageType}/layout

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/auth/pages/{pageType}/preview

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/users

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}/ban

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}/sessions

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}/sessions

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}/sessions/{sessionId}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/auth/users/{userId}/unban

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/config

  • Description changed from 'Exports the project's current user-facing configuration as a
    declarative manifest. Returns JSON by default. Request the canonical
    volcano-config.yaml rendering with Accept: application/yaml or
    ?format=yaml; the YAML is returned verbatim as the raw response body
    (Content-Type: application/yaml) and is meant to be saved as-is.
    Variable values and write-only secrets (SMTP password, OAuth client secrets, TLS material)
    are omitted from the export; shared_variables contains names only; the YAML rendering adds a header comment
    describing how to set them via CLI environment interpolation.
    ' to 'Exports the project's current user-facing configuration as a
    declarative manifest. Returns JSON by default. Request the canonical
    volcano-config.yaml rendering with Accept: application/yaml or
    ?format=yaml; the YAML is returned verbatim as the raw response body
    (Content-Type: application/yaml) and is meant to be saved as-is.
    Variable values and write-only secrets (SMTP password, OAuth client secrets, TLS material)
    are omitted from the export; shared_variables and frontend_shared_variables contain names only; the YAML rendering adds a header comment
    describing how to set them via CLI environment interpolation.
    '
  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • New property: frontend_shared_variables
              • Modified property: frontends
                • Items changed
                  • Properties changed
                    • New property: function_routes
                    • New property: variable_scope
                    • New property: variables
              • Modified property: functions
                • Items changed
                  • Properties changed
                    • Modified property: variable_scope
                    • Extensions changed
                    • New extension: x-enum-varnames
              • Modified property: variables
                • Items changed
                  • Properties changed
                    • Modified property: name
                    • Description changed from '' to 'Project variable name. Function runtime names such as AWS_REGION are reserved and fail validation; see the environment variables guide for the full list.'
  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/config

  • Request body changed
    • Content changed
      • Modified media type: application/json
        • Schema changed
          • Properties changed
            • New property: frontend_shared_variables
            • Modified property: frontends
              • Items changed
                • Properties changed
                  • New property: function_routes
                  • New property: variable_scope
                  • New property: variables
            • Modified property: functions
              • Items changed
                • Properties changed
                  • Modified property: variable_scope
                    • Extensions changed
                    • New extension: x-enum-varnames
            • Modified property: variables
              • Items changed
                • Properties changed
                  • Modified property: name
                    • Description changed from '' to 'Project variable name. Function runtime names such as AWS_REGION are reserved and fail validation; see the environment variables guide for the full list.'
  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases

  • Summary changed from 'Create a new serverless PostgreSQL database' to 'Create a new PostgreSQL database'
  • Description changed from 'Creates a serverless PostgreSQL database in the project.
    Each project can hold 1 database on Free and up to 10,000 on Pro.
    Requests over the plan's cap return 403.
    ' to 'Creates a PostgreSQL database in the project.
    Each project can hold 1 database on Free and up to 10,000 on Pro.
    Requests over the plan's cap return 403.
    '
  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/backup-schedule

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/backup-schedule

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/backups

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/backups

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/backups/{backupName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/backups/{backupName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PATCH /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/reset

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/branches/{branchName}/reset-password

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/queries

  • Description changed from 'Returns the database's current top queries from pg_stat_statements
    ranked by total execution time.

PRO plan required. This endpoint is only available to projects owned
by users on the PRO billing plan.
' to 'Returns the database's current top queries from pg_stat_statements
ranked by total execution time. Only data statements (SELECT, INSERT,
UPDATE, DELETE, MERGE) are listed; statements Volcano runs to operate
the database are left out.

PRO plan required. This endpoint is only available to projects owned
by users on the PRO billing plan.
'

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: data
                • Items changed
                  • Properties changed
                    • Modified property: query
                    • Description changed from 'Normalized and obfuscated representative query text.' to 'Normalized representative query text with literal values replaced by ?.'
                    • Modified property: role
                    • Description changed from 'Database role used for the query.' to 'Postgres role that ran the query, such as anon or authenticated for RLS-enforced connections, service_role, the database owner role for full-access connections, or a role you created. unknown when the role no longer exists.'
  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/reset-password

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/restores

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/restores

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/restores/{restoreId}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/stats

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PATCH /projects/{id}/databases/{databaseName}/type

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/deployments

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/deployments/summary

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/domains

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/durable-functions

  • Request body changed
    • Content changed
      • Modified media type: multipart/form-data
        • Schema changed
          • Properties changed
            • Modified property: variable_scope
              • Extensions changed
                • New extension: x-enum-varnames

DELETE /projects/{id}/durable-functions/{functionId}

  • Description changed from 'Accepted for asynchronous teardown; the work continues after the
    response. The function's executions go with it: history stops being
    readable whatever retention_days had left, and the executions still
    running stop counting against the project's concurrency cap. Stop an
    execution first if you need it to end before the function does.
    ' to 'Accepted for asynchronous teardown; the work continues after the
    response. The function's executions go with it: executions still in
    flight are stopped, and history stops being readable whatever
    retention_days had left.

Stopping is asynchronous at the platform, and it does not interrupt a
step already running -- that step runs to its next checkpoint. So a
delete ends an execution rather than halting it mid-step; stop the
execution yourself first if you need to observe it ending.
'

GET /projects/{id}/durable-functions/{functionId}/executions

  • Modified query param: status
    • Schema changed
      • Description changed from 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
        platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
        start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
        succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
        terminal.

unknown means the platform lost track of the execution's outcome: it
was never seen to finish and is no longer reported, so no result or
error can be given for it. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry under a new
name rather than a state to wait on. completed_at on an unknown
execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work ended.
' to 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
terminal.

unknown means the execution's outcome cannot be established, so no
result or error can be given for it. Either it was under way and was
never seen to finish, or its start failed with a 500 without the
platform establishing whether the execution began — which is why a
name whose start returned an error can later read as unknown rather
than not being found. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry rather than a
state to wait on. A retry under the same name picks this execution back
up instead of starting a second one, and needs a free concurrency slot
because an unknown execution has given its own up. completed_at on
an unknown execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work
ended.
'

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: data
                • Items changed
                  • Properties changed
                    • Modified property: status
                    • Description changed from 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
                      platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
                      start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
                      succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
                      terminal.

unknown means the platform lost track of the execution's outcome: it
was never seen to finish and is no longer reported, so no result or
error can be given for it. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry under a new
name rather than a state to wait on. completed_at on an unknown
execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work ended.
' to 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
terminal.

unknown means the execution's outcome cannot be established, so no
result or error can be given for it. Either it was under way and was
never seen to finish, or its start failed with a 500 without the
platform establishing whether the execution began — which is why a
name whose start returned an error can later read as unknown rather
than not being found. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry rather than a
state to wait on. A retry under the same name picks this execution back
up instead of starting a second one, and needs a free concurrency slot
because an unknown execution has given its own up. completed_at on
an unknown execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work
ended.
'

POST /projects/{id}/durable-functions/{functionId}/executions

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 202
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: status
                • Description changed from 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
                  platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
                  start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
                  succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
                  terminal.

unknown means the platform lost track of the execution's outcome: it
was never seen to finish and is no longer reported, so no result or
error can be given for it. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry under a new
name rather than a state to wait on. completed_at on an unknown
execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work ended.
' to 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
terminal.

unknown means the execution's outcome cannot be established, so no
result or error can be given for it. Either it was under way and was
never seen to finish, or its start failed with a 500 without the
platform establishing whether the execution began — which is why a
name whose start returned an error can later read as unknown rather
than not being found. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry rather than a
state to wait on. A retry under the same name picks this execution back
up instead of starting a second one, and needs a free concurrency slot
because an unknown execution has given its own up. completed_at on
an unknown execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work
ended.
'

  • Modified response: 503
    • Description changed from 'Durable execution is not available in this environment, or the
      usage limit service could not be reached to charge the start. The
      first is returned by a deployment that has no durable execution
      engine, such as a local one, and is not retryable there; the second
      is transient.
      ' to 'Durable execution is not available in this environment, or the
      plan terms for the start could not be read. The first means the
      capability is paused or this deployment cannot serve it, so it is
      not one to retry in a loop; the second is transient.
      '

GET /projects/{id}/durable-functions/{functionId}/executions/{executionId}

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: status
                • Description changed from 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
                  platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
                  start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
                  succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
                  terminal.

unknown means the platform lost track of the execution's outcome: it
was never seen to finish and is no longer reported, so no result or
error can be given for it. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry under a new
name rather than a state to wait on. completed_at on an unknown
execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work ended.
' to 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
terminal.

unknown means the execution's outcome cannot be established, so no
result or error can be given for it. Either it was under way and was
never seen to finish, or its start failed with a 500 without the
platform establishing whether the execution began — which is why a
name whose start returned an error can later read as unknown rather
than not being found. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry rather than a
state to wait on. A retry under the same name picks this execution back
up instead of starting a second one, and needs a free concurrency slot
because an unknown execution has given its own up. completed_at on
an unknown execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work
ended.
'

  • Modified response: 503
    • Description changed from 'Durable execution is not available in this environment. Returned by
      a deployment that has no durable execution engine, such as a local
      one; the request is not retryable there.
      ' to 'Durable execution is not available in this environment. Either the
      capability is paused or this deployment cannot serve it, so the
      request is not one to retry in a loop.
      '

POST /projects/{id}/durable-functions/{functionId}/executions/{executionId}/stop

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: status
                • Description changed from 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
                  platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
                  start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
                  succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
                  terminal.

unknown means the platform lost track of the execution's outcome: it
was never seen to finish and is no longer reported, so no result or
error can be given for it. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry under a new
name rather than a state to wait on. completed_at on an unknown
execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work ended.
' to 'Lifecycle state of an execution. pending covers the window between the
platform reserving the execution name and the function accepting the
start, and has no counterpart once the execution is under way.
succeeded, failed, timed_out, stopped and unknown are
terminal.

unknown means the execution's outcome cannot be established, so no
result or error can be given for it. Either it was under way and was
never seen to finish, or its start failed with a 500 without the
platform establishing whether the execution began — which is why a
name whose start returned an error can later read as unknown rather
than not being found. It is terminal because nothing can settle it
later, and it is rare — treat it as an outcome to retry rather than a
state to wait on. A retry under the same name picks this execution back
up instead of starting a second one, and needs a free concurrency slot
because an unknown execution has given its own up. completed_at on
an unknown execution is when the platform gave up, not when the work
ended.
'

  • Modified response: 503
    • Description changed from 'Durable execution is not available in this environment. Returned by
      a deployment that has no durable execution engine, such as a local
      one; the request is not retryable there.
      ' to 'Durable execution is not available in this environment. Either the
      capability is paused or this deployment cannot serve it, so the
      request is not one to retry in a loop.
      '

GET /projects/{id}/email-templates

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/email-templates

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

DELETE /projects/{id}/email-templates/{type}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/email-templates/{type}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

PUT /projects/{id}/email-templates/{type}

  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

GET /projects/{id}/frontends

  • Responses changed
    • Modified response: 200
      • Content changed
        • Modified media type: application/json
          • Schema changed
            • Properties changed
              • Modified property: data
                • Items changed
                  • Properties changed
                    • New property: declared_variables
                    • New property: variable_scope
  • Security changed
    • New security requirements: ProjectAccessToken

POST /projects/{id}/frontends

  • Description changed from 'Creates and deploys a frontend for the project.
    If a frontend with the same name already exists in the project, this operation updates that
    frontend using the uploaded archive and starts a new deployment. A deployment that starts
    immediately returns status: provisioning, then transitions to active, degraded, or
    failed. If another deployment is running, the response preserves the frontend's current status
    and exposes the queued deployment through pending_deployment_id.
    Existing frontend traffic continues to use an available runtime while the new deployment builds
    and provisions. Each deployment publishes its own static assets before the runtimes switch to its
    build, and the live build's assets keep serving until the new deployment is live, so a page loaded
    mid-deployment resolves its assets whichever build served i

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