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@@ -4,7 +4,13 @@ This page is used to list deprecation notices for ntfy. Deprecated commands and
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## Active deprecations
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## Active deprecations
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-### Android app: Using `since=<timestamp>` instead of `since=<id>`
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+### Android app: WebSockets will become the default connection protocol
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+> since 2022-03-13
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+In future versions of the Android app, instant delivery connections and connections to self-hosted servers will
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+be using the WebSockets protocol. This potentially requires [configuration changes in your proxy](https://ntfy.sh/docs/config/#nginxapache2caddy).
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+### Android app: Using `since=<timestamp>` instead of `since=<id>`
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> since 2022-02-27
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> since 2022-02-27
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In about 3 months, the Android app will start using `since=<id>` instead of `since=<timestamp>`, which means that it will
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In about 3 months, the Android app will start using `since=<id>` instead of `since=<timestamp>`, which means that it will
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@@ -12,8 +18,10 @@ not work with servers older than v1.16.0 anymore. This is to simplify handling o
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The `since=<timestamp>` endpoint will continue to work. This is merely a notice that the Android app behavior will change.
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The `since=<timestamp>` endpoint will continue to work. This is merely a notice that the Android app behavior will change.
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+## Previous deprecations
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### Running server via `ntfy` (instead of `ntfy serve`)
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### Running server via `ntfy` (instead of `ntfy serve`)
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-> since 2021-12-17
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+> deprecated 2021-12-17, behavior changed with v1.10.0
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As more commands are added to the `ntfy` CLI tool, using just `ntfy` to run the server is not practical
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As more commands are added to the `ntfy` CLI tool, using just `ntfy` to run the server is not practical
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anymore. Please use `ntfy serve` instead. This also applies to Docker images, as they can also execute more than
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anymore. Please use `ntfy serve` instead. This also applies to Docker images, as they can also execute more than
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