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BREAKINGStripe

Payouts endpoint deprecated: /v1/payouts response shape changed

Affected files:

billing/payouts.ts

api/webhooks/stripe.ts

Migrate to /v2/payouts, update response parsing for new status field enum.

1Stripe quietly deprecates an endpoint.
2Nobody on your team reads the changelog.
3Production breaks on a Saturday.

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DEPRECATIONOpenAI

gpt-4-vision-preview model retired

Your affected files:

src/ai/analyze-image.ts

src/api/vision/route.ts

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BREAKINGStripe

Payouts endpoint response shape changed in /v1/payouts

Affected in your code:

billing/payouts.ts:42

api/webhooks/stripe.ts:18

Migrate to v2/payouts. Update parsing for new status enum values.

Monitoring 16 vendors and counting

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openaibreakingcritical

The Assistants API was shut down on August 26, 2026, with no further access. Additionally, whisper-1, gpt-4o-transcribe, gpt-4o-mini-transcribe, and gpt-4o-transcribe-diarize are deprecated and will shut down on February 26, 2027.

10/2/2026

supabasebreakinghigh

PostgreSQL 15.19 / 17.11 minor release introduces four potentially breaking changes affecting ltree indexes, pgcrypto legacy cipher decryption (CVE-2026-14663), btree_gist indexes on float columns with NaN, and custom operators with non-built-in selectivity estimators. Existing projects can upgrade via the dashboard starting 2026-09-28, with new projects created on the new version from that date.

10/2/2026

twiliobehavioralhigh

Twilio is introducing multiple significant API changes including: rate limits on Content API endpoints (effective immediately upon rollout), a default filter change on the Conference list endpoint to return only in-progress conferences (September 30, 2026), discontinuation of the Verify Attempt DLR event type (after September 22, 2026), and Provider Failover being auto-enabled for Real-Time Transcriptions (October 22, 2026).

10/2/2026

githubnew_featuremedium

Several new entries were added to the GitHub Changelog for October 1, 2026, including new releases and retirements: macOS 14 runner image retirement, Actions retention now covering checks/runs/statuses, rate limits for private vulnerability reports, structured forms for private vulnerability reports, GitHub Copilot computer use for desktop apps, Copilot in VS Code September 2026 releases, accessibility statements on repository overview, and dynamic workflows in Copilot CLI/app.

10/2/2026

openaibreakingcritical

The Assistants API was shut down on August 26, 2026, with no further access. Multiple transcription models (whisper-1, gpt-4o-transcribe, gpt-4o-mini-transcribe, gpt-4o-transcribe-diarize) have been deprecated with a shutdown date of February 26, 2027.

10/1/2026

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