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Versioning
How the Maxmove API v1 and its webhook payloads are versioned, which changes can happen without notice, and how to build an integration that keeps working.
API version#
The major version is part of the path: every endpoint lives under /v1. Breaking changes come as a new major version with a new path. Your integration keeps working on /v1 until you move it.
Within v1, Maxmove only makes additive changes:
- new endpoints,
- new optional request fields,
- new response fields,
- new webhook event types,
- new error codes.
Webhook payload version#
Every webhook event carries a version field. The current version is 2026-10.
{
"id": "evt_4c1f9e2b7a3d8c5e6f0a1b2c3d4e5f60",
"type": "delivery.status_updated",
"version": "2026-10",
"created_at": "2026-10-07T09:42:11Z",
"data": { … }
}version changes only with breaking payload changes. Additive changes, such as new fields in data, keep the version. See Webhook events.
Build for additive changes#
- Ignore unknown fields in responses and webhook payloads.
- Handle unknown error codes by their HTTP status. See Errors.
- Ignore unknown event types, or subscribe only to the events you handle with
eventson the webhook endpoint. - Don't depend on field order in JSON objects.
Where changes are announced#
Changes to the API and webhooks are listed in the changelog. The API reference is generated from the API code, so it always shows the current state.
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