'What is a usual flow of updating back-end and front-end with minimal troubles for users?
Let's say we have front and back for our web app, and we have changed some endpoints and structure of the data sent to the server from the client.
If we update back-end and front-end at the same time, there is still possibility that some users are having opened the old version of the client, so requests sent to the server will have an outdated structure, and new endpoint won't process requests correctly, so our user will get an error message.
How can we update front and back without causing such troubles for our users? What's the best practice in this case?
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