End-of-Life Rollout for Legacy Management of Connection's Enabled Clients
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Overview
The end-of-life date for the legacy management of connections enabled clients was July 13, 2026. The process to transition tenants out of the deprecated behavior has the following phases:
- July 15, 2026 - Remove access for development and staging tenants based on their environment tag. Once rollout is complete, changing a non-production tenant to production will not restore access to the deprecated behavior.
- TBD - Update remaining tenants, including production, to default to the new behavior. The Dashboard migration toggle, Legacy Management of Connection's Enabled Clients, allows temporary reversion until the next phase.
- TBD - Remove access for all tenants; includes removing the ability to revert via migration toggle.
The dates indicate when each phase begins. The rollout of each phase may take several weeks, so tenants within a phase may experience the change at different times. Updates will be posted in this article as the transition timeline is finalized.
What is the impact of the change?
Once a tenant transitions to the new behavior, the enabled_clients field will no longer be supported in the following connection management operations:
- Retrieving multiple connections using (GET - /api/v2/connections).
- Retrieving a connection using (GET - /api/v2/connections/{id}).
- Updating a connection using (PATCH - /api/v2/connections/{id}).
Applies To
- Connections
- Management API
- End of Life (EOL)
Cause
The service switched to dedicated endpoints for managing enabled clients as part of a calendar-year 2026 scheduled change to improve performance for connection-related management endpoints.
On January 13, 2026, Auth0 announced the deprecation of the previous service behavior. The information provided in the original announcement is available in the respective Dashboard and Support Center notification.
Solution
Transition integrations dependent on the enabled_clients field of affected endpoints to the replacement functionality. More specifically, to the following Management API endpoints:
Visit the Migrate Enabled Client Management to Dedicated Connection Endpoints guide for additional guidance.