either via UI or via a servlet call or similar, is there a handy way to see which version of the code is currently running on a given env? either by the git commit number, or a version number held somewhere with an auto increment on build?
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Whenever a code is deployed via CM pipeline, it would display the a git tag and commit that is used for current deployment
If you would match the packages deployed via package manager, they would have a similar naming convention as well.
Just Fetch git repository with Tags. That should give you an idea of whats deployed based on Tag
@TB3dock Are you not using Cloud Manager to do deployments. If yes, if you have enough role, you can edit and see which branch that pipeline is mapped to, or you can check in CM build details, by downloading the logs to see the version or you can just checkout a read-only version of Adobe Git repo to see the status of the code( i said read only as changing anything directly may cause conflict issues with your existing code sync process if you are maintaining Corporate repo --> Adobe git repo sync)..
Whenever a code is deployed via CM pipeline, it would display the a git tag and commit that is used for current deployment
If you would match the packages deployed via package manager, they would have a similar naming convention as well.
Just Fetch git repository with Tags. That should give you an idea of whats deployed based on Tag
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