Thanks for clarifying it. On Friday, November 2, 2012 4:53:34 AM UTC-7, Danial Klimkin wrote: > > Hello JM, > > > This is expected but exceptions are always possible. Please refer to the > announcement blog post for each particular version for exact information. > > > -Danial, AdWords API Team. > > > On Wednesday, October 31, 2012 6:45:39 PM UTC+4, JM wrote: >> >> Thanks for the reply. However, that was not what I wanted to know. >> >> This is a yes/no question: *Every time a new API version is released, it >> will **always **deprecate the previous one?* >> >> On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 9:05:25 AM UTC-7, Alex Jones wrote: >>> >>> forgot to mention the deprecation has already occured (it occured on oct >>> 5) >>> >>> On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 12:04:48 PM UTC-4, Alex Jones wrote: >>>> >>>> Sunset Dates are on the sunset page: >>>> https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/sunset-dates >>>> >>>> According to that 201206 will be sunset on Feburary 26 2013 >>>> >>>> On Tuesday, October 9, 2012 3:56:39 PM UTC-4, Jose wrote: >>>>> >>>>> With the arrival of API v201209, API v201206 will be deprecated. This >>>>> is already known. >>>>> >>>>> My question is: *all new API version will deprecate the previous one?* >>>>> * >>>>> * >>>>> This is related to the following message posted in the Google ds >>>>> Developer Blog: >>>>> >>>>> In response to your feedback, we are pleased to announce that starting >>>>>> at the end of September 2012, new major versions of the AdWords API will >>>>>> be >>>>>> released according to a published schedule. These major releases will >>>>>> occur >>>>>> 3 times per year: at the end of February, in the middle of June and at >>>>>> the >>>>>> end of September. Exact release dates may vary. >>>>>> A major release is one that starts the sunset clock on previous >>>>>> releases. An example of this is the recent v201206 release which started >>>>>> the sunset clock on the v201109 and v201109_1 releases. We will also >>>>>> continue to release minor versions to deliver new features as required. >>>>>> Minor versions are optional and are source code compatible. Minor >>>>>> versions >>>>>> are delivered as dot releases and an example of this is the v201109_1 >>>>>> dot >>>>>> release. >>>>>> We believe that delivering new API releases to a published schedule >>>>>> will allow you, the API users, to better plan and allocate resources, >>>>>> not >>>>>> just for performing required API updates but also for innovating and >>>>>> implementing new features and continuously developing your tools and >>>>>> platforms. It also provides us with a more stable and more frequent >>>>>> vehicle >>>>>> for delivering new features. >>>>>> Each new major release will trigger the deprecation of the previous >>>>>> major release. Exact deprecation timelines will be announced with each >>>>>> major release. >>>>>> If you have any questions about this announcement please post on the >>>>>> forum or attend one of the AdWords API Office Hours Hangouts. >>>>>> - Mandy Waite, AdWords API Team >>>>> >>>>>
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