generated: '2026-08-19' method: derived source: openapi/ (12 contracts) + https://developer.wisc.edu/sitemap.xml docs: https://git.doit.wisc.edu/interop/external-docs/api-publisher-documentation x-operator: institution versioning: scheme: none-in-path detail: >- UW-Madison does NOT version in the URL path. Servers are bare — https://api.wisc.edu, https://api.wisc.edu/hr, https://api.wisc.edu/finance, https://api.wisc.edu/manifest — and the version lives only in info.version (1.0.0 on most contracts). The portal's own doc routes use a "/1/" segment, but that is the portal's document revision, not an API version. current: '1.0.0' release_notes: published: true urls: - https://developer.wisc.edu/person-api/release-notes - https://developer.wisc.edu/hr-api/release-notes detail: >- Per-API release-notes pages exist for the two flagship APIs (Person, HR). Enumerated from the portal sitemap. No changelog was found for Finance, Locations, Manifest or Enterprise Billing. deprecation: policy_url: null policy_published: false sunset_header: false detail: >- No standalone deprecation policy and no RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation header usage found. The institution HAS however run a real, documented platform migration: the portal publishes a "wso2-migration-guide" and an "old-api-manager-documentation" page, showing a prior WSO2 API Manager estate was retired in favour of Google Apigee. Migration guidance is published; a deprecation policy is not. platform_history: - platform: WSO2 API Manager state: retired evidence: https://developer.wisc.edu/wso2-migration-guide - platform: Google Apigee (org doit-ipt-apigee-prod-ce29) state: current evidence: https://developer.wisc.edu/ portal siteid doit-ipt-apigee-prod-ce29-productionorgportal environments: production: https://api.wisc.edu mock: https://mock.api.wisc.edu development: https://doit.dev.api.wisc.edu detail: >- Three declared environments. NOTE: the published Enterprise Billing API contract declares ONLY the development host (https://doit.dev.api.wisc.edu/enterprise-billing) as its server — a production-portal listing pointing at a dev environment. Recorded as-published; not corrected here.