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Overview
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App versioning

Ship a whole-app config change as a reviewable version instead of editing a live client in place. You submit a full config snapshot — name, redirect URIs, scopes and declared webhook events — with a changelog and justification; the live client keeps serving its current config until a moderator approves. On approval the snapshot is applied atomically.

  • Submit a new version with an updated config snapshot, a changelog, and a justification.
  • The live app keeps running its current config while the version is pending review — approval is what promotes it to production.
  • At most one open (draft / pending) version exists per app at a time.
  • A snapshot may carry self-service and review-tier scopes (account:read, a2a, recipe:express); the reviewer is what grants the review-tier ones, at approve time, exactly as for a per-scope request. Team sign-off scopes such as node:manage are dropped from the snapshot.

Endpoints

Owner endpoints are session-authenticated (developer portal). Review endpoints require a moderator.

MethodPathNotes
POST/developer/clients/{clientId}/versionsSubmit a new version — { config, changelog, justification }; rate-limited to 20/hour
GET/developer/clients/{clientId}/versionsList the app's versions, newest first
GET/admin/oauth/client-versionsModerator: review queue · ?status=pending|approved|rejected|all ?limit
PATCH/admin/oauth/client-versions/{id}Moderator: { decision: approved|rejected, reject_reason? } — approve applies the snapshot

The full request/response shapes are in the OpenAPI spec under the App versions tag: OpenAPI 3.1 (JSON) · YAML.

  • See Registering apps for the in-place edit path and API overview for the full endpoint surface.
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