We translate official changelogs, versioning docs, and migration notices into plain action records: what changed, who is affected, what can break, and the smallest safe next step.
Current test: the old WooCommerce-payment wedge showed weak organic momentum. The new passive SEO test is developer/API changes: breaking changes, deprecations, version boundaries, auth changes, and migration deadlines developers already search for when integrations might break.
Read the API change recordsGraphQL Admin API queries that filter by invalid metafields return errors in 2026-10 instead of silently ignoring bad predicates.
Read the migration recordPublic apps using non-expiring offline Admin API tokens need to migrate before January 1, 2027 to avoid authentication errors.
Read the auth recordReturn, refund, and exchange flows should move to returnProcess and suggestedFinancialOutcome instead of deprecated return-refund APIs.
Read the returns recordStripe version changes affect account defaults, per-request versions, SDK-pinned versions, and webhook payloads.
Read the Stripe versioning recordGitHub REST integrations should set X-GitHub-Api-Version explicitly and check breaking changes before upgrading.
Read the GitHub API recordThe WooCommerce payment test remains live for reference, but the current passive SEO test is now API/developer changes.