Deprecations
One Vastu rules snapshot is deprecated, with a sunset date and a replacement. Here is the policy for deprecations.
#Currently deprecated
Important
One item is deprecated: the Vastu rules snapshot
vastu-rules-2026-09-23. It is still accepted until its sunset date.| Item | Deprecated from | Deprecation header | Sunset | Replacement | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Vastu rules snapshot vastu-rules-2026-09-23 (rulesVersion pin) | 2026-10-18 | Deprecation: @1792281600 | Sun, 31 Jan 2027 00:00:00 GMT | vastu-rules-2026-10-20 | Still accepted until the sunset date |
A response that applied vastu-rules-2026-09-23 carries Deprecation, Sunset and Link headers; a batch carries them when at least one item was evaluated under it. Other versions carry none. Async job results carry no HTTP headers; read rulesVersion in each item result. See the changelog.
#Deprecation policy
- Breaking changes ship behind the
versionparameter (for example"2"vs"2.5"on the standard path), so an existing integration keeps its current behaviour until it opts in. - Deprecations get advance notice through the changelog and by email to registered account contacts — not a silent removal.
- A pinned version stays available for the duration of its stated support window, not just until the next release.
#Pin your version
If a build is going to run unattended for a while, pin version explicitly instead of relying on the default, and keep an eye on the changelog for when a newer version is worth adopting.
{
"question": "...",
"birthDetails": { "...": "..." },
"speed": "standard",
"version": "2"
}