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Check Deployment History on Heroku with $ heroku releases
Checking deployment history on Heroku
- You can see it with the
$ heroku releasescommand - Reference
- Listing release history | Heroku Dev Center CD
- https://devcenter.heroku.com/ja/articles/releases#listing-release-history
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I wonder if everyone has stopped using Heroku since the free tier was discontinued.
Heroku displays version information during deployment, but one day when I deployed, I noticed a discrepancy between my understanding of the version and the version shown at deployment, which made me curious.
Looking at the release history... (The following is dummy content)
$ heroku releases
=== my_app Releases - Current v53
v53 Deploy 35e6382 stephan@example.com 5 minutes ago
v52 Update FIXIE by fixie jim@example.com 2 days ago
v51 Deploy de63889 stephan@example.com 3 days ago
v50 Deploy 7c35f77 stephan@example.com 7 days ago
The version had increased when I changed the plan for the FIXIE Add-on.
I see, that makes sense.
I've also summarized things about FIXIE in this scrap:
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