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GitHub Changelog

GitHub has released REST API calendar version 2026-03-10, marking the first calendar-versioned release to include breaking changes. The previous version (2022-11-28) remains fully supported for at least 24 months and continues to be the default for requests without the X-GitHub-Api-Version header. Integrators can upgrade by reviewing the breaking changes documentation and updating the X-GitHub-Api-Version header. Non-breaking changes such as new endpoints and optional parameters remain available across all supported versions.

REST API version 2026-03-10 is now available

What this means for existing integrations

<p>Good move, versioning finally means something if breaking changes are explicit. Opt-in via headers keeps stability, but teams that don’t actively version their API calls are setting themselves up for surprises later.</p>
