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- Package APIs
- List packages
- Get application package details
- Get package states
- Get package properties
- List candidate designs
- List the candidate topologies
- Get a list of active deployments
- Create a package
- Create package with properties
- Promote a package
- Reject a package
- Deploy a package
- Redeploy a package
- Delete multiple packages
- Update package name and description
- Update package component properties
- Delete a package
Promote a package
Promote a package to the next lifecycle stage if no release gate definition exists for the current lifecycle stage. The out-of-the-box lifecycle stages are Development, Testing, Staging, and Production. Only one active package can be promoted to production at any point of time. If you want to promote another package to production, you must reject the package that is already in production and then promote the other package.
Once a package reaches production, it cannot be promoted further. A package in the rejected state cannot be promoted. Once a package is promoted to production, the entire design is locked to prevent further modification of the application design.
If a release gate definition exists for the current lifecycle stage, the package is not promoted instantly; instead it goes through the release gate actions that are defined. After executing the release gate, if the final status is successful, then the package moves to the next lifecycle stage.
URI | Method | Parameters | Returns |
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http://[host]:[port]/csa/api/codar/app-package/{packageID}/promote | POST |
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200 - updated |
Example
The following URL was sent:
https://localhost:8444/csa/api/codar/app-package/d05bb6ec-23bf-425a-9c90-240fbc8f99a9/promote
The following JSON was returned:
{
"promotedToStage": "TESTING",
"packageName": "Demo_package",
"packageId": "d05bb6ec-23bf-425a-9c90-240fbc8f99a9" }
}
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