API Changelog

This page lists every change to the CampOne public API, newest first. The list is exhaustive — anything not on this page has not changed.

v1.0 — 2026-04-26

Initial public release of the v1 API.

Added:

GET /api/v1/public/bookings/ — list bookings (scope bookings:read)
POST /api/v1/public/bookings/ — create a pending booking (scope bookings:write)
GET /api/v1/public/bookings/{id}/ — booking detail (scope bookings:read)
GET /api/v1/public/sites/ — list sites (scope sites:read)
GET /api/v1/public/customers/ — list customers (scope customers:read)
GET /api/v1/public/invoices/ — list invoices (scope invoices:read)

The API follows the rules below within a major version. They are guarantees that integrators can rely on:

Additive changes are allowed within v1. New endpoints, new optional query parameters, and new fields on existing JSON responses can ship at any time, in any minor release.
No removed fields, no renamed fields, no changed types within v1. A field that exists today on a v1 response will continue to exist with the same name and type for the lifetime of v1.
No new required request parameters within v1. Existing POST calls that worked yesterday will keep working tomorrow without changes to the caller.
Breaking changes ship as v2. When a v2 is announced, v1 continues to run for at least 12 months afterwards. Migration windows and deprecation timelines are communicated in advance through this changelog and through tenant-facing channels.

Each release entry uses the same headings:

Added — new endpoints, new optional parameters, new response fields
Changed — non-breaking adjustments to existing behaviour (e.g. relaxed validation, expanded enum values)
Fixed — bug fixes that bring the implementation in line with this documentation
Deprecated — features still functional but scheduled for removal in a future major version
Removed — only ever appears in a v2+ entry, never within a stable major version

If a heading is absent from a release entry, there are no changes of that kind in that release.