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Introducing the API-level Admin role for better version management

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Date Published
Author
Shashank Awasthi
Word Count
419
Company Posts That Month
20
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

Postman has introduced a new user role, the API-level Admin, to enhance control over the API version release process, addressing previous challenges where all API Editors could publish new versions. This update restricts version publishing to API Admins, offering a more streamlined and controlled approach to API version management. By doing so, Postman aims to prevent unintended version releases, reduce errors, and establish clear accountability, which results in better collaboration within development teams. Existing users can implement this change by assigning the API Admin role to designated team members, with workspace Admins being assigned this role by default. This development reflects Postman’s commitment to providing a robust and controlled environment for API development, and users are encouraged to share feedback on this update.

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