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Deprecations across your stack

Browse confirmed deprecation notices from SaaS, APIs, and developer tools. Use the digest to keep your watched services out of migration surprises.

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A package deprecation and a vendor API deprecation are different signals. Check your manifest for deprecated dependencies, then follow vendor notices for API, SDK, and SaaS migrations that package managers cannot see.

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Deprecated package FAQ

What does it mean when a package is deprecated?

A deprecated package is still installable in many registries, but its maintainer has warned that it should no longer be used. Review the deprecation message, replacement package, and your dependency tree before migrating.

How is a package deprecation different from an API deprecation?

A package deprecation concerns a library in a package registry. An API or SaaS deprecation is a vendor retiring an endpoint, feature, SDK behavior, or product capability, often outside your manifest.

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Introduced test locks to serialize tests sharing a named lock across files, workers, and projects; added visible‑only locators and step subtitles/params for richer reporting.

Rebuilt Console (Console IV) with new navigation, integrated Terminal and Explorer, plus Google, Cloudflare, Resend OAuth and custom MFA support.

Added limit pushdown and runtime project support for AlloyDB real‑time BigQuery access; introduced Workforce Identity Federation authentication for Cloud SQL (MySQL & PostgreSQL) and Intel TDX on Confidential VMs.

Added classification banners for ABAC rooms, forced end‑to‑end encryption for new private rooms, and status visibility controls.

GA of Go 1.27 runtime for App Engine and Cloud Run, new AlloyDB backup vault with CMEK and cross‑region backup support, and Cloud Run Agent Identity preview for secure AI agent authentication.

MDX processing is now delegated to the configured Markdown processor; ensure @astrojs/markdown satteri ≥0.4.0 or remark ≥7.3.0 if you have one installed.

Added single‑click Slack install, PDF landscape orientation, and a new tool configuration modal with improvements.

Integration runs now require explicit run‑as service accounts, changing identity handling and potentially breaking existing integrations.

Core packages are now ESM‑only (Node 20.19+/22.12+ required); CommonJS apps keep working via require(esm) but may need to adjust bootstrapping, bundlers and test runners.