generated: '2026-08-06' method: searched source: >- https://docs.adjoe.io/rewarded-solutions/playtime-sdk-integration/changelog, https://docs.adjoe.io/rewarded-solutions/playtime-sdk-integration/migrate-to-playtime-sdk-v4, https://docs.justtrack.io/sdk/more/changelog/, https://status.justtrack.io/, https://status.adjoe.io/, openapi/applike-justtrack-management-openapi.yml versioning: style: path-segment lockstep: false detail: >- Each surface carries its own major version in the URL path and they move independently: justtrack Management /management/v1, justtrack Reporting /reporting/v2 (v1 still documented side by side), justtrack AppEvent /appevents/v1, justtrack Revenue sink /monetization/v0, adjoe SSP revenue /v2/ssp-api, adjoe user ad data report /v3/ssp-api. The revenue sink is still on v0. sdk_versioning: semver, per platform, with the native Android/iOS versions kept aligned spec_version: both published OpenAPI documents declare info.version "v1.0.0" deprecation: policy_published: partial http_headers: sunset: not sent deprecation: not sent rfc8594: false detail: >- There is no written deprecation policy for the HTTP APIs — no notice period, no Sunset/Deprecation headers, and no `deprecated: true` flag on any operation in either OpenAPI document. What the group does publish is an SDK-level sunset, with a hard date and named versions, plus method-level deprecations announced in the changelogs. announced_sunsets: - brand: adjoe product: Playtime SDK effective: '2026-09-01' scope: 'Android <= v3.4.0; iOS <= v1.9.1' statement: >- "From 1st September 2026, we will stop supporting these older SDK versions and sunset them. Failure to upgrade ahead of this window may result in Playtime SDK build failures." migration_guide: https://docs.adjoe.io/rewarded-solutions/playtime-sdk-integration/migrate-to-playtime-sdk-v4 evidence: https://docs.adjoe.io/rewarded-solutions/playtime-sdk-integration/changelog advisories: - brand: adjoe scope: 'Android SDK v4.4.0 - v4.5.1' statement: >- Known issue causing initialization latency on lower-end Android devices; these versions "should not be used". fixed_in: 4.5.2 deprecated_methods: - brand: justtrack symbol: .publishEvent() deprecated_in: 7.1.0 replacement: .track() date: '2026-03-06' - brand: justtrack symbol: JusttrackSdk.getTestGroupId() deprecated_in: 5.1.0 date: '2025-09-08' breaking_releases: - brand: justtrack version: 6.0.0 date: '2026-01-23' change: Automatic third-party integration support removed; AppLovin/Firebase/ironSource split into adapter modules. deprecated_operations_in_spec: [] status_pages: - brand: justtrack url: https://status.justtrack.io/ http_status: 200 observed_state: All systems Operational machine_readable_feed: >- none found — /api/v2/status.json and /history.rss both 404, so this is not an Atlassian Statuspage and exposes no polling endpoint - brand: adjoe url: https://status.adjoe.io/ http_status: 200 observed_state: Operational machine_readable_feed: none found — /api/v2/status.json returns 404 - brand: adjoe url: https://adjoe.statuspage.io/ http_status: 200 note: separate Atlassian-hosted host also resolves; status.adjoe.io is the branded entry point sla: published: false detail: >- No uptime commitment, support-response target or credit policy is published on any public page. Both APIs are gated behind commercial plans (justtrack Pro; adjoe publisher agreements) where an SLA would sit in the contract. support: channels: - email: support@justtrack.io scope: justtrack API and platform, named directly in the OpenAPI 500 response description - url: https://justtrack.io/contact/ - url: https://adjoe.io/contact/ - channel: named Account Manager scope: adjoe publishers, per the SDK sunset notice changelog: see: changelog/applike-changelog.yml api_changelog_published: false