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I was wondering about the documented, supported API versions, and what that actually means.
Looking at the allowed endpoints in haproxy.cfg, it seems all kinds of API versions (matching v[\d\.]+) are supported (as well as not specifying an explicit version at all).
So does "support" basically refer to knowing about those listed endpoints? Or is there more to it?
E.g. I'm wondering if it's fine to query an endpoint like /v1.44/containers/json?all=true&size=true, even though v1.44 is not listed as a supported version.
I see it works, but I'd like to understand what "supported" actually refers to, and verify if I might run into unexpected issues if I used "unsupported" API endpoints.
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering about the documented, supported API versions, and what that actually means.
Looking at the allowed endpoints in haproxy.cfg, it seems all kinds of API versions (matching
v[\d\.]+) are supported (as well as not specifying an explicit version at all).So does "support" basically refer to knowing about those listed endpoints? Or is there more to it?
E.g. I'm wondering if it's fine to query an endpoint like
/v1.44/containers/json?all=true&size=true, even thoughv1.44is not listed as a supported version.I see it works, but I'd like to understand what "supported" actually refers to, and verify if I might run into unexpected issues if I used "unsupported" API endpoints.
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