关于Google API Client for Java全局HTTP批量端点更新的版本问询

Yes, you can safely upgrade to version 1.23.0 of the Google API Client Libraries for Java to replace your current v1.20.0 installation—this version includes the endpoint updates referenced in the 2018 blog post about discontinuing JSON-RPC and the global HTTP batch endpoint.

Here’s what you need to know:

• The 2018 announcement confirmed that Google regenerated its API client libraries to stop sending requests to the global HTTP batch endpoint, switching instead to service-specific batch endpoints for each API (including the Admin SDK you’re using).
• Even though the blog post was published before v1.23.0’s release, all versions of the Java client library released after that announcement (v1.21.0 and later, including v1.23.0) incorporate these critical changes. Your v1.20.0 predates this update, so upgrading will ensure your batch operations (user create/modify/delete, G Suite role grant/revoke) use the supported, service-specific endpoints instead of the deprecated global one.
• The core batch functionality you rely on remains compatible—you won’t need to rewrite your existing code for user or role management; the library handles the endpoint switch under the hood.

As a best practice, test your workflow thoroughly after upgrading to confirm everything operates as expected, but the transition should be straightforward.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者anizo