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I am working on a mailchimp plugin that integrates with mailchimp using the v 1.3 api. I'm trying to update it to v2.0 but other than changing the api version in the callback URL, I'm not sure what else needs to be changed. Version 1.3 seems to still work even tho it has been deprecated, but I'd like to update it to 2.0 anyway.
What steps would one have to take to update the entire api? I'm sure there are/have been functions that were deprecated for 2.0.
Thanks

Unfortunately, you are going to have to review the differences between the API specifications for v2.0 and v1.3 -- and look at which functions you call to see what you will need to change.
Mailchimp v2.0 specifications
Mailchimp v1.3 specifications

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