evolve-api-version

Coordinated API version upgrades involve identifying all affected surfaces and scheduling synchronized version bumps. You apply changes to LocalAI proxy paths, MCP tools, CLI flag schemas, and agent server endpoints concurrently to ensure synchronized evolution.

Scheduling deprecation windows requires documenting clear timelines for phasing out old API versions. You draft an upgrade plan that maintains both v1 and v2 functionality throughout the deprecation period until the final removal.

Ensuring API version compatibility requires end-to-end checks across all surfaces. You update design docs, changelogs, and tests to verify that both v1 and v2 remain fully functional across agent server endpoints during the deprecation window.

Yes, cross-surface API evolution explicitly handles CLI flag schemas alongside REST endpoints. It identifies all affected API surfaces and applies coordinated version bumps to ensure CLI tools and server endpoints evolve synchronously.

Cross-surface API versioning is needed when planning breaking API changes that affect LocalAI proxy paths. It ensures synchronized evolution by coordinating version bumps across all affected surfaces with clear deprecation timelines.