Release history

Every release is recorded for the site, newest first. The STATUS column says what each one is: live is the release production is serving, staged is one that exists but hasn’t been deployed, and kept is a tagged release held back from retention.

$ one9x pages releases list --site mysiteSEQ  VERSION           TAG    WHEN     STATUSv9   sha256:5c1904ab          2m ago   stagedv8   sha256:9f2a1b3c   prod   1h ago   livev7   sha256:41de88a0          3h agov6   sha256:aa03f1cc   rc1    1d ago   kept

Version ids

A version id is the content hash of that release’s manifest. The release number (v8) and any tag are the friendlier way to refer to it; the hash is there when you want to be certain which bytes you mean, and a prefix of it works anywhere a release ref does.

Because it is a hash of the content, it is also the answer to “did anything actually change?” — two releases with the same version id are the same release, whatever their numbers say.

Deleting a release

$ one9x pages releases rm v6 --site mysite✓ removed v6 · tag rc1 freed

The live release can’t be deleted — deploy another one first. Deleting a tagged release frees its tag slot, which is the usual reason to do it.