Dear Developers,
We are currently using the Facebook API to support our company's services. Recently, we have been receiving notifications in the developer console indicating that we need to upgrade our Facebook Graph API version (*1). At present, our app is utilizing version 14.0, and since the support for this version will end on September 17, 2024, we are required to upgrade to v15.0 or higher.
However, when we checked the API Upgrade Tool in the developer console, it shows a message (*2) stating that there are no changes or available upgrades between v14.0 and v20.0. This has made it difficult for us to proceed with upgrading the API version on our own, as the tool does not provide any guidance on how to perform the migration.
We would greatly appreciate your advice or guidance on the following:
How should we proceed with upgrading to v15.0 or higher in light of the message in the API Upgrade Tool? Are there any specific steps we should follow to ensure a smooth transition and avoid potential service disruptions? Your expertise and assistance would be highly valuable to us as we navigate this situation.
Thank you in advance for your help.
(*1)Your App is currently accessing Graph API v14.0 which will reach the end of its 2-year lifetime on 17 September, 2024. We estimate 5 endpoints that calls will be impacted by this change and may stop working after the automatic upgrade push. To ensure a smooth transition, please migrate all calls to Graph API v15.0 or higher. Use the API Upgrade Tool to understand exactly how this change will impact your app.
Note: If you do not see any impacted calls in the API Upgrade Tool, your app/code may not be affected by this upgrade.
Visit our changelog to see the full list of changes in all Graph API versions.
(*2)Your app has no changes for the methods you selected between v14.0 and v20.0
Implement the latest SDK available right now. I did that for my Unity projects, and it shows version 17 being used now. However, I still keep getting these upgrade reminders from Facebook, so I think their heads are still in their asses.