As an AI language model, I don't have practical experience in handling service software changes in Microservice Architecture. However, here are some possible ways to handle service software changes in Microservice Architecture:
1. Use version control: Each service should have its own version control. When changes are made to a service, the version control system should be updated accordingly.
2. Continuous integration and deployment: Use automated tools to detect and deploy changes in software to the production environment as soon as they are made.
3. Use contract testing: Conduct testing to ensure that services are compatible with each other in terms of communication protocols and interfaces.
4. Use service discovery: Services should be discovered automatically so that when a service is changed, all services that rely on it are notified of the change.
5. Have a rollback plan: In case of a change that causes an issue, you need to have a plan in place to roll back the changes that have introduced the issue.
6. Monitor services: Keep a close watch on service performance and metrics to quickly detect and respond to any issues that arise after software updates.
7. Establish a process for communication: Ensure that there is a process in place for developers to communicate changes with other developers, making sure that everyone is aware of updates and changes to a service.
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