Reincarnated.1754:

You can call me a moron if you like, I don’t mind, I am with some things

Basically I am looking to see when changes have been made to the API’s, what additions, corrections have been made?

I look on: api-cdi/issues
an I see labels on the each issue.

Could you give a bit more info on what the labels mean?
For example does “ready” or “needs deploy” mean they are going to be active the next time we have a game update?

It there any where that indicates when something will be active?

Perhaps we could a Sticky that is updated when an API is added, updated, is imminent.
Something to say, now’s the time for you to go and check your code, you can do this now guys, go to it.

A place to look 1st to see the status of this exhalent work you are doing

Lawton Campbell.8517:

The tags are basically for a kanban view that I use: waffle.io.

  • “ready” means that the issue has enough information to begin work on.
  • “in progress” means that some work has been done on the issue. The ones that are there are mostly stalled.
  • “needs deploy” means that the work is done, but pending either a game update or an API backend deploy. With some exceptions, an issue in the “needs deploy” state will be completed the release after the next release.

The sticky is a reasonable idea; I’ll see about setting one up next week or so. For the most part, I rarely make backwards-incompatible changes — the goal is to keep applications working without needing any changes to their code.

Reincarnated.1754:

Thank you very much for the information, It makes more sense to me now when looking on the Issues page