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Any major changes to the API in 2 years?

Some times I get a hankering to resubscribe and play more with the R20 API. I haven't played a game on here for quite a while, but I sort of miss it. My old scripts never made it into the API repository, I think that was just coming up around the time I left. I wonder if these old things work and if anyone even uses them any more. Or maybe there are better options for them now. [Debugging] Roll20 API emulation for offline debugging [Script] CommandDoors - Use CommandTokens to toggle open/closed states for doors, including wall modification for dynamic lighting. [Script] apicmd - API command processing with option parsing Any major changes to the API that would likely break those beyond repair? If I can find the time to get back to R20API, it sure would be nice to pick up on some of the things I left working on.
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The only breaking change that I can recall off-hand was the way a message with inline rolls is handled; previously it was an object with integer keys starting from 1 and now it's a normal array (0-indexed). Most of the API changes have been additions, rather than changes.