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Getting deployed_version howto #541
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Hi, glad you're liking it :) To get the deployed versions, I'd normally go to my deployed instance and see if the version is displayed anywhere. Then open the network tab in my browser and find where it's going to get that data. Or I'd try searching for a list of api endpoints on the GitHub page |
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I use almost all of my deployed services with sablierapp. It is a service which monitors my caddy and network requests for services and then starts or stops the respective docker containers. Very useful for low powered systems. As a result I cannpt use
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First of all let me say that this is a great project! Thanks for all your efforts.
However, i fail in understanding how i can get the version number of my deployed versions.
Fortunately the docs already cover a lot of services that i am using but not e.g.
just to mention 4 of them.
Can anyone guide me and tell me how to get the version number in general? Is there a certain approach that you usually follow?
In all software i can browse to a page where i can find the version but trying to use regex to extract it from that page fails.
How do you usually approach this? How can i find out if e.g. a path like .../health or .../about or .../api/... exist and i can access the information?
Thanks a lot for your help and keep the good work going 😄
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