Changelog
A changelog and short-form release notes for API product improvements.
Detailed release articles published on our blog.
- Parsed References and Quality Models
- Added: Structured Contents beta endpoints introduce parsed references and citations
- Added: Reference Need & Reference Risk scoring models in On-demand API & Snapshot API in German (DE), English (EN), Spanish (ES), French (FR), Italian (IT), and Portuguese (PT)
- Changed: “infobox” to “infoboxes” in Structured Contents endpoints
- Added: SDK Python released (github)
- Snapshot API gets Structured Contents beta
- Added: Structured Contents Snapshot API beta endpoint in 6 languages: German (DE), English (EN), Spanish (ES), French (FR), Italian (IT), and Portuguese (PT)
- Added: English and French Structured Snapshots released as beta on Hugging Face
- Changed: Snapshot API chunk sizes to max 2.5GB
- Realtime API improvements
- Added: Parallel streaming connection support
- Added: Streaming restart support
- New article version metadata
- Added: version.noindex
- Added: version.maintenance_tags
- Added: version.is_breaking_news
- Added: version.scores Revert Risk model
- Removed: version.scores ORES model
- Parsed Article Body Sections
- Added: On-demand API beta endpoint article_body sections & short description field
- Introduction of Structured Contents beta
- Added: On-demand API beta endpoint v2/structured-contents/{name}
- Added: Article infoboxes parsed into structured data in JSON
- Added: SDK Go released (github)
- April feature release article
- Added: Underlying architecture improvements for speed and future development
- Added: Abstract field added
- Added: Image object added
- Added: Additional Credibility Signal metadata added
- Added: NDJSON now available on request for On-demand and Realtime APIs
- Added: Parallelized binary file downloads
- Added: Filtering response data
- Added: Metadata endpoints for available project codes and languages
- Hello World, From Wikimedia Enterprise
- Initial public API release with Snapshot API (HTML dumps), On-demand REST API, Realtime streaming API
- Daily HTML dump files for “text-based” Wikimedia projects; codenamed “Okapi”