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# FAQ | ||
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## What version of the Python Client should I use? | ||
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The Python Client just cares about features, and will try everything it knows to implement those features correctly, independent of the API version. | ||
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If you are starting a new project or your existing project does not yet use the Python Client, we encourage you to use the **latest stable version** of the Python Client. | ||
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Otherwise, check the [Change Log](https://github.com/Datatamer/tamr-client/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md) to see: | ||
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* what new features and bug fixes are available in newer versions | ||
* which breaking changes (if any) will require changes in your code to get those new features and bug fixes | ||
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Note: You do not need to reason about the Tamr API version nor the the Tamr app/server version. | ||
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## How do I call custom endpoints, e.g. endpoints outside the Tamr API? | ||
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To call a custom endpoint *within* the Tamr API, use the `client.request()` method, and provide an endpoint described by a path relative to `base_path`. | ||
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For example, if `base_path` is `/api/versioned/v1/` (the default), and you want to get `/api/versioned/v1/projects/1`, you only need to provide `projects/1` (the relative ID provided by the project) as the endpoint, and the Client will resolve that into `/api/versioned/v1/projects/1`. | ||
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There are various APIs outside the `/api/versioned/v1/` prefix that are often useful or necessary to call - e.g. `/api/service/health`, or other un-versioned / unsupported APIs. To call a custom endpoint *outside* the Tamr API, use the `client.request()` method, and provide an endpoint described by an *absolute* path (a path starting with `/`). For example, to get `/api/service/health` (no matter what `base_path` is), call `client.request()` with `/api/service/health` as the endpoint. The Client will ignore `base_path` and send the request directly against the absolute path provided. | ||
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For additional detail, see [Raw HTTP requests and Unversioned API Access](<user-guide/advanced-usage:Raw HTTP requests and Unversioned API Access>) |
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