Before it was a bit of a search, but I could find the tag (version) of an app. Now I cannot find the tag anymore. Where did it go? I want to use a structured tag and do not want to use the random tags proposed by the publish command.
Hi @thomasvdl ,
With the redesign of the workspace, the tag was removed from the workspace tile. It can still be found on the app details page. This page can be found in one of the following ways:
- In the App Store, navigate to the application’s details page, and you’ll find the versions listed under “Versions”.
- When in the application, refer to the “Help” button in the right top corner. There you can find the “App information” option, which brings you to the App Details page. You can then find the different versions under the “Versions” tab.
If your question was how to publish with a pre-defined tag, that should still be possible using the command:
viktor-cli publish --tag v0.1.0
If you are using the git and tag your versions in git, it will respect that tag, and create a tag if the tag is omitted in the command.
Does this help?
Thank you @mslootweg!
I did find the tag of the current version again with your description.
Unfortunately I did not get the automatic application of the tag from git to function. The --tag flag in the cli I did use before and functions well, now I have the right version.
Tip! You can also directly inspect this using the viktor-cli.
To get a list of all your apps, use:
viktor-cli apps
To get the details (including all tags) of a specific app, use:
viktor-cli describe YOUR_APP_NAME
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