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Facebook graph version flexibility #132
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February 25, 2015 08:56
Using the unversioned image url will always pull the latest API, no need to worry about deprecation here.
Allow the graph version of the api to be configured with a sane default. This allows the user to up/downgrade at their schedule and prevents having to release updates on Facebook's schedule.
Adding a version to all requests to facebook's API.
Now you can actually create a connection factory with a different graph version.
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Allowing for user flexibility with regards to the graph version to use. This will hopefully mean that in the future users can upgrade to new versions at their own risk.