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Plaid 42.0.0 breaking change: Enrichments.recurrence removed

plaid · breaking · 2026-04-02 · upstream source

What changed

Enrichments.recurrence removed; prism nullable; investments responses use InvestmentAccount

From the upstream announcement:

OpenAPI generated code at 2026-04-02T21:38:08Z

Who is affected

Two mechanical edits: (1) delete reads of enrichments.recurrence and any imports of the removed Recurrence/RecurringFrequency types - the upstream data product was discontinued with no successor field, so removal is the safe codemod; (2) add a null guard (optional chaining or explicit check) around partner-insights prism access, since the field is now omitted when Prism Data was not requested.

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How to fix it

Migration path:

Two mechanical edits: (1) delete reads of enrichments.recurrence and any imports of the removed Recurrence/RecurringFrequency types - the upstream data product was discontinued with no successor field, so removal is the safe codemod; (2) add a null guard (optional chaining or explicit check) around partner-insights prism access, since the field is now omitted when Prism Data was not requested. The InvestmentAccount change is additive widening and needs no consumer edit.

Before:

const freq = enrichment.recurrence.frequency;
const score = insights.prism.cash_score;

After:

// recurrence removed upstream (product discontinued)
const score = insights.prism?.cash_score ?? null;

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