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Deployments

The deployments view is a repository's deployment history across every environment. It lists each deployment with the commit it shipped, the ref it came from, its current status, and when it was created, and it lets you narrow the list to a single environment or a single status. From here you can open the environments view to act on a deployment.

Where to find it

  • URL: gitvetrix.com/<owner>/<repo>/deployments.
  • Navigation: open the repository and go to the address above. Each row also links across to the repository's Environments view, where you manage the environment a deployment targets.

Read the deployment history

  1. Open the deployments view for the repository.
  2. Read the table. Each row is one deployment and shows:
    • Deployment — the short commit ID that was deployed.
    • Ref — the branch or ref the deployment came from.
    • Status — the deployment's current state, shown as an icon paired with a text label (see the states below).
    • Created — the date and time the deployment was created, in your local time.
    • Actions — a View control for that row.

When no deployments match the current filters, the view shows No deployments match the filter. instead of the table.

Filter the list

Two dropdowns sit above the table. Set either or both to narrow the list.

  1. Set Environment to All to see every environment, or pick a single environment by name.
  2. Set State to All, or pick one of the states below to show only deployments in that state.

The table updates as soon as you change a filter.

Deployment states

A deployment's status is one of:

  • Queued — accepted and waiting to start.
  • Pending — waiting before it can proceed.
  • In progress — currently running.
  • Success — completed successfully.
  • Failed — did not complete successfully.
  • Errored — stopped because of an error.
  • Inactive — superseded and no longer serving.

Each status pairs a shape-distinct icon with its text label, so you can tell states apart without relying on color.

Open the environment for a deployment

  1. Find the deployment you want to act on.
  2. In its Actions cell, select View. The repository's Environments view opens, where you can inspect the target environment, roll back, or adjust its protection rules.
  • Environments — inspect an environment, roll back its current deployment, and manage its protection rules.