detect and migrate a doordash drive integration from drive (classic) to the current drive api
domain: developer.doordash.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Inspect your integration's request URLs: a "v1" path indicates Drive (classic), while "v2" indicates the current Drive API
Confirm eligibility: Drive (classic) is deprecated and reserved for legacy/allowlisted partners who integrated before 2023, and new integrations should use the current Drive API
Plan authentication migration from static API keys to JWT-based auth, noting that existing static keys continue to work indefinitely so migration can be staged rather than forced
Re-map any Drive Portal-only configuration (store/business management) into the Developer Portal, since DoorDash is deprecating the Drive Portal itself
Re-test quote, dispatch, and webhook flows against the new Drive API endpoints since request/response shapes differ from classic
Known gotchas
Static API keys are not being force-rotated, which can lead teams to indefinitely postpone a migration that DoorDash documentation recommends
Drive (classic) and the current Drive API are not drop-in compatible — field names, endpoints, and auth flows differ between v1 and v2
Enterprise/middleware-style customization available in Drive (classic) may not have a 1:1 equivalent in the newer Drive API, requiring a gap analysis before cutover
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