Wouldn’t it be nice to know which commit was deployed? Well, I just shipped that feature. Now, on the deployments table, you can see the commit hash that was deployed, so you’ll always know the latest commit deployed from your Laravel app.
When a deployment script finishes, it calls back to Fuse to update the deployment status to "deployed." Now, it also runs a script to get the latest commit hash from your deployed Laravel app.
It uses the git rev-list command to fetch the latest commit from your deployed branch. Fuse then updates the deployment record with this commit hash.
Since the hash can be long, the table displays only the first 7 characters for clarity.
With this update, you can easily see which commit was most recently deployed to your Laravel app.
When a deployment script finishes, it calls back to Fuse to update the deployment status to "deployed." Now, it also runs a script to get the latest commit hash from your deployed Laravel app.
It uses the git rev-list command to fetch the latest commit from your deployed branch. Fuse then updates the deployment record with this commit hash.
Since the hash can be long, the table displays only the first 7 characters for clarity.
With this update, you can easily see which commit was most recently deployed to your Laravel app.