API Breaking Changes and Deprecations — June 2026

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management, requiring customers using server-side rendering to install the new Algolia Adapter module to maintain functionality. This is a breaking change that will impact existing server-side rendering implementations.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update introduces Algolia Query Suggestions and a new Algolia Adapter module for server-side rendering. It also includes a breaking change by removing backend rendering management, requiring customers using server-side rendering to install the new Algolia Adapter module.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Adobe Commerce (Magento) extension update removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must install the new Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update for Adobe Commerce removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must install the new Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Magento extension update removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must now install the new Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

The Adobe Commerce (Magento) extension update removes backend rendering management. Customers using server-side rendering must install the new Algolia Adapter module to maintain this functionality, which is a breaking change.

Cloudflare AMP/SXG has reached its end of life. Users should be aware that this feature is no longer supported.

Cloudflare is deprecating features within its Sandbox SDK. Users should review their usage of the Sandbox SDK to identify and address any features that will be removed.

Cloudflare is deprecating features within the Sandbox SDK. Users should review their usage of the Sandbox SDK to understand the impact of these changes.

The Cloudflare API is deprecating Sandbox SDK features. This change indicates that certain functionalities within the Sandbox SDK will no longer be supported or recommended for use.

The Cloudflare API is deprecating Sandbox SDK features and has renamed the 'pipeline' binding configuration field to 'stream'. This may require updates to existing configurations.

Cloudflare is deprecating features within the Sandbox SDK. Users should review their usage of the Sandbox SDK to identify and address any features that will be removed.

The `ReportIssue` method in the Health Platform API has changed its signature, requiring a single `IssueReport` argument with new fields. Existing health platform persistence files will be discarded. Additionally, the `health_platform.issues_detected` telemetry counter now uses `issue_type` instead of `health_check_id` for tagging. APM trace agent now starts lazily by default on Linux, which can be reverted by configuration.

Firebase ML is deprecated and will be shut down on 2027-06-15, requiring migration for existing projects. Several Test Lab devices are also deprecated with removal dates in 2025. Additionally, Xcode 16.2 has been removed, necessitating migration to newer versions.

The Firebase extension for Gemini CLI will stop working on June 18, 2026, due to Gemini CLI transitioning to Antigravity CLI. Users are advised to migrate to Antigravity CLI to avoid service disruption.

The Firebase Admin Node.js SDK has been updated to v14.0.0, which now requires Node.js 22 or higher. This is a breaking change that will require users to upgrade their Node.js environment.

GitHub has retired support for Python 3.9 in Dependabot. Users relying on Python 3.9 for Dependabot will need to upgrade to a newer version to maintain functionality.

The Opus 4.6 (fast) feature is facing upcoming deprecation. Users should be aware of this change and plan for its eventual removal.

The GPT-5.2 and GPT-5.2-Codex models have been deprecated. Users should plan to migrate away from these models.

GPT-4.1 has been deprecated for GitHub Copilot. Users relying on this specific model should anticipate its removal and plan to migrate to supported models.

Several Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster versions have been deprecated and will be removed in 90 days in both the Rapid and Regular channels. New versions are available for upgrades and new clusters, and auto-upgrade targets have been updated.

The API Gateway runtime architecture update introduces changes to status codes for gRPC API Gateways and a new fail-closed behavior for 4xx client-side quota failures, which could break existing integrations.

The `gcloud container attached clusters get-credentials` command has been deprecated. Users should now use `gcloud container fleet memberships get-credentials` to obtain credentials for running Attached clusters, which is a breaking change for automation relying on the old command.

Blockchain Node Engine will enter a period of limited support starting June 15, 2026, disabling new node creation and RPC endpoint provisioning. Existing nodes will continue to function, but migration to Quicknode is recommended to avoid service disruption.

The configuration for Spark shuffle partitions (spark.sql.shuffle.partitions) has changed from an integer to a string type, impacting users who programmatically set this configuration with an integer literal. Users must update their code to pass a string literal instead.

Starting with Admin API version 2026-10, creating carrier services via GraphQL or REST will no longer automatically add their rates to the General shipping profile. This change requires developers to manually add rates to shipping profiles.

Shopify is deprecating the Storefront MCP get_cart/update_cart tools. Developers should migrate to the UCP Cart MCP to ensure continued functionality.

The GraphQL Admin API will remove `DraftOrderDiscountNotAppliedWarning.priceRule` and `PriceRule` types in 2026-10. Developers must update their queries to use `discountTitle` and `discountCode` instead, as this is a breaking change.

The ITEM_NOT_STOCKED_AT_LOCATION error will be removed from Shopify's inventory APIs in October 2026. Apps currently handling this error should remove the corresponding logic, as inventory will be adjustable at any location.

Metafields accessed via the Customer Account API now require a definition with customer accounts permissions, which is a breaking change. Additionally, the `grams` field in `DraftOrderLineItem` has been removed in API version 2026-07, requiring migration to the `weight` field.

Shopify Scripts are being deprecated and will stop executing by June 30, 2026. Partners should migrate to Shopify Functions, which now support discounts, shipping, and payments, by April 15, 2026.

Shopify is encouraging developers to upgrade their checkout and customer account UI extensions to Polaris web components, providing an AI Toolkit and enhanced documentation to assist. This upgrade is required to be completed by October 1, 2026.

The Stripe Dahlia release introduces several breaking changes, including updates to card property requirements and the removal of deprecated methods in Stripe.js. It also adds numerous new features like support for various payment methods and enhancements across different Stripe products.

The conference list endpoint will now default to showing only in-progress conferences starting July 13, 2026, which is a breaking change. Additionally, there will be an upcoming cipher suite list update for all Twilio REST API endpoints on November 18, 2026, which could also be a breaking change if not addressed.

Access to Claude Fable 5 on AI Gateway has been suspended for all users due to a US Government directive. This means users can no longer access this specific model, which may break existing integrations.

Vercel has updated its Terms of Service and Marketplace terms to clarify responsibilities for AI Functionality and Third-Party Tools, introduce new billing flexibility for non-subscription services, and add new customer representations. These changes redefine user responsibilities, especially concerning AI actions and third-party integrations, and alter billing practices.