Breaking Changes

Comprehensive documentation of breaking changes between Azu versions, including migration guides and compatibility information.

Overview

This document provides detailed information about breaking changes introduced in each Azu version. Breaking changes are modifications that may cause existing code to fail or behave differently, requiring updates to maintain compatibility.

Version 0.5.0 Breaking Changes

Handler Interface Changes

Before (v0.4.14)

# Old handler pattern
class OldHandler
  def call(request, response)
    # Handler implementation
    @next.call(request, response)
  end
end

After (v0.5.0)

# New handler pattern
class NewHandler
  include Azu::Handler

  def call(request : Azu::HttpRequest, response : Azu::Response) : Azu::Response
    # Handler implementation with proper typing
    @next.call(request, response)
  end
end

Migration Guide

Endpoint Pattern Updates

Before (v0.4.14)

After (v0.5.0)

Migration Guide

Configuration Structure Changes

Before (v0.4.14)

After (v0.5.0)

Migration Guide

Version 0.4.14 Breaking Changes

WebSocket API Changes

Before (v0.4.13)

After (v0.4.14)

Migration Guide

Error Handling Updates

Before (v0.4.13)

After (v0.4.14)

Migration Guide

Version 0.4.13 Breaking Changes

Request/Response Interface Changes

Before (v0.4.12)

After (v0.4.13)

Migration Guide

Version 0.4.12 Breaking Changes

Middleware Registration Changes

Before (v0.4.11)

After (v0.4.12)

Migration Guide

Compatibility Matrix

Version Compatibility Table

Migration Tools

Automated Migration Script

Migration Validation

Testing Breaking Changes

Breaking Change Tests

Rollback Procedures

Breaking Change Rollback

Best Practices

1. Incremental Migration

2. Comprehensive Testing

3. Documentation Updates

Next Steps


Always test breaking changes thoroughly in a staging environment before applying to production.

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