How should an organization handle client dependencies when deprecating an API?
- Ignore client dependencies as it's the client's responsibility to adapt.
- Inform clients with sufficient notice, provide alternatives, and offer support during the transition.
- Offer no support and let clients handle the deprecation independently.
- Suddenly deprecate the API without informing clients to speed up the transition.
When deprecating an API, it's crucial to communicate effectively with clients, giving them ample notice, providing alternative solutions, and offering support during the transition. Abruptly deprecating an API without proper communication can lead to disruptions and dissatisfaction among users.
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