Where can I find information about changes to the Webflow API endpoints, specifically regarding the recent change in the endpoint to update products?

To find information about changes to the Webflow API endpoints, including the recent change in the endpoint to update products, you can refer to the Webflow API documentation. The documentation is regularly updated and provides detailed information about the API endpoints, their functionalities, and any recent changes or updates.

Here's how you can access the Webflow API documentation and specifically find information about the changes in the endpoint to update products:

1. Visit the Webflow API documentation website. You can find it by searching for "Webflow API documentation" in your preferred search engine.

2. Once you are on the API documentation website, navigate to the section related to the API endpoints. It is usually labeled as "Endpoints" or "API Reference."

3. Look for the specific endpoint related to updating products. In this case, it would be the endpoint responsible for updating product information. It might be named something like "Update Product."

4. Click on the endpoint to access its documentation. Here, you will find detailed information about the endpoint, including the required parameters, request format, and response format.

5. Pay attention to any recent updates or changes mentioned in the documentation. The Webflow API team usually provides information about any modifications, deprecations, or additions to the endpoints. Look for version numbers or release dates to understand when any changes were introduced.

6. If there have been recent changes to the update product endpoint, the documentation should provide details about the modifications. It might mention any new parameters, changes in the expected data format, or any other relevant information to ensure you correctly update products using the API.

It's important to consult the API documentation whenever you are working with Webflow's API endpoints, as it contains the most up-to-date information about the API's functionalities and any changes that may impact your integrations.