​Salesforce has recently announced significant updates regarding API versioning and upcoming retirements. Here's an overview of the key changes:​ Trailhead +3 Salesforce +3 Salesforce +3

🔄 API Version Updates Salesforce regularly releases new API versions, introducing enhancements and new features. For instance, API version 59.0 includes access to more data objects and metadata types. ​ Trailhead Salesforce +1 Salesforce +1 To stay current, it's essential to review the latest API changes in each release. You can find detailed information in the API: New and Changed Items section of the Salesforce Release Notes.​ Salesforce +6 Salesforce +6 Salesforce +6

🗓️ API Version Retirement Schedule Salesforce has postponed the retirement of API versions 21.0 through 30.0 to Summer '25. This extension provides additional time for organizations to upgrade their integrations to supported API versions. ​ Trailhead +3 Salesforce +3 Salesforce +3 Previously, API versions 7.0 through 20.0 were retired in the Summer '22 release. ​ Trailhead +3 Salesforce +3 Salesforce +3 🔧 Updating Your API Versions To ensure compatibility and take advantage of new features, it's recommended to update the API versions of your Apex classes, triggers, and Visualforce pages. You can do this through the Salesforce Setup interface. ​ Salesforce For guidance on updating API versions, refer to the Update the API Version article on Salesforce Help.​ Salesforce +6 Salesforce +6 Salesforce +6 For more detailed information on REST API changes, you can consult the REST API Release Notes.​ Salesforce Developers If you need assistance with updating your API versions or have questions about the retirement schedule, feel free to ask!