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SparkPost API GET /api/v1/transmissions/{id} endpoint removal

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SparkPost has deprecated the GET /api/v1/transmissions/{id} endpoint without a shutdown date. Requests to this route will eventually fail. SparkPost API notes that this feature has been deprecated.


Calls it hits

  • GET /api/v1/transmissions/{id}

What to use instead of these calls

Keep the scheduled transmission details on your side, and follow its messages with GET /api/v1/events/message filtered by campaign_ids. Moving away requires structural adjustments, as SparkPost documents no replacement for reading back a scheduled transmission.

SparkPost documents no replacement for reading back a scheduled transmission.

In SparkPost API's words

Deprecation Notice : This feature has been deprecated.

SparkPost API, Announcement

Facts

API
SparkPost API api.sparkpost.com
Kind
Endpoint removal
Takes effect
No date given yet
Calls after that day
Fail
Source
Announcement
Last updated
Verified
, against SparkPost API's own pages

Questions

When does this change take effect?

SparkPost API deprecated GET /api/v1/transmissions/{id} without giving a shutdown date yet.

Do these calls still work?

Yes, they still work: SparkPost API has not given a shutdown date yet.

How do I find the calls this hits in my code?

Okapi reads your repository, finds the calls this change hits and opens a pull request with the fix. It never commits to your branches: every change comes as a pull request you review.


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