Streamline the API Development Lifecycle with Postman Version Control
Blog post from Postman
The API lifecycle involves various personas such as developers, architects, testers, and technical writers, each contributing at different stages to develop an API. Postman offers features to streamline this process, enabling teams to work collaboratively and asynchronously on APIs using version control through forks and pull requests. For example, a backend developer can create a fork to add a new endpoint and experiment without altering the original collection, while QA and technical writers can add tests and documentation. Changes can be merged back into the original collection using pull requests, which allow for systematic reviews and discussions. Service owners can enforce governance by approving changes before they are merged, ensuring that all modifications meet predefined conditions. This collaborative workflow is supported by Postman's version control features, which facilitate efficient communication and integration among team members.
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