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New Relic REST API breaking changes
The breaking changes New Relic REST API announced that Okapi tracks: 12 in all.
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At a glance
- API host
api.newrelic.com- Kind
- Developer tools
- Versions with breaking changes
- v2 (11)
- Next breaking change
- /v2/* version retirement,
- Breaking changes tracked
- 12 breaking changes coming up
- Last updated
Coming up 12
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/v2/*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/alerts_channels*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/alerts_events*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/alerts_incidents*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/alerts_violations*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/applications*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/browser_applications*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/key_transactions*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/labels*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/mobile_applications*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
/v2/users*Version retirement Stops workingin 267 days -
POST /deployments.xmlEndpoint removal Stops workingin 267 days
Where Okapi reads it
- Changelog docs.newrelic.com/eol/
- Announcement docs.newrelic.com/eol/2026/07/eol-07-31-26-rest-api-v2/
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