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Overview
When new functionality is added to the Javascript API, the version number will be increased. Clients can include a version number in an API request. As long as the server supports the requested version, it will return a response that the client can understand.
Minor version changes are intended to be backwards compatible, and the server may respond with a later version than the client requests. For example, if the client requests version 2.0, the server may send a response with the version set to 2.1.
Any major API changes will be reflected by a major version number change. The server will always send back a response using the same major version number that the client requested. If the server cannot sent a response using the same major version number, an error will be returned.
Version | Description |
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1.0 | Initial Release of the Javascript API. Includes support for unsecure reports only, with no user authentication. |
1.1 | Update to include user authentication. |
2.0 | Major updates to the Javascript API. Includes support for embedding dashboards, enhanced filtering on reports and dashboards, and a lot of usability and UI enhancements. |
2.1 | Update to support loading reports and filters by universal identifiers. |
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