Microversions
Microversions are a method of API versioning that allows small, incremental changes to an API without breaking existing clients. Each microversion represents a minor addition, modification, or deprecation within the same API family, designed to be backward compatible with earlier microversions.
In a microversioned API, a service maintains a range of supported microversions. New features and changes are
Microversions enable gradual feature rollout and deprecation planning. They help preserve client stability by avoiding breaking
Commonly associated with large-scale REST APIs, microversions are used by ecosystems that require long-lived clients and