Which versioning approach is commonly used for minor changes in an API?
- Query parameter versioning
- Request header versioning
- Semantic versioning (SemVer)
- URI versioning
URI versioning involves incorporating the version number directly into the URI. This approach is often used for minor changes or updates, making it easier to manage different versions of the API. However, it may lead to longer URIs and is not suitable for significant changes.
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