Webhook from Github action provide version to deploy

[merlinofcha0s]

Hello,

Today, when using Coolify to deploy a Docker image (not with NixPack), I would still like to have automatic deployment.
It is already possible to send a webhook from GitHub action, but I didn't see anything that allows specifying the version to deploy.

Do you think it will be possible to add this feature?

Thanks.

Regards,

[Cryszon]

I've solved this by sending a separate PATCH request that updates the git_commit_sha for the resource before the deployment webhook but I agree that it would be nice to be able to specify the commit to deploy directly in the deploy hook.

[FaisalBudiono]

Can you give me an example of this? I don't even have any idea how to trigger the deployment via github action.

[Cryszon]

Here's an example of a workflow that does this.

Here's the part that updates the commit SHA and triggers the deployment:

- name: Update source commit SHA in Coolify
  uses: fjogeleit/http-request-action@v1
  with:
    url: ${{env.COOLIFY_URL}}/api/v1/applications/${{env.COOLIFY_RESOURCE_ID}}
    method: PATCH
    bearerToken: ${{env.COOLIFY_API_TOKEN}}
    data: >-
      {
      "git_commit_sha": "${{github.sha}}"
      }

- name: Trigger Coolify deployment via webhook
  uses: fjogeleit/http-request-action@v1
  with:
    url: ${{env.COOLIFY_URL}}/api/v1/deploy?uuid=${{env.COOLIFY_RESOURCE_ID}}&force=false
    method: GET
    bearerToken: ${{env.COOLIFY_API_TOKEN}}

Basically just run HTTP requests described in Coolify API docs.

[gearsandcode]

Thanks for the direction on this @Cryszon . +⭐️

[NickTretiakov]

Hello, I am not using github, I am calling Coolify API Webhook from Octopus Deploy and there is indeed no way to pass any parameters into app (it seems).
Is there a solution for it?
I need to specify version (latest is the default) in case of disaster/I need to rollback to the previous version.

[Cinzya]

As already mentioned above, there are PATCH endpoints in the Coolify API you can use to edit the image tag before calling the deploy webhook.