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For now let's add a ReleaseVersion entity and write the version record at boot or something: - git tag - git commit hash - timestamp when deployed
It looks like this is already exposed via the subql framework and we just needed to understand how to use it. TLDR; Apparently we can increment the version property in the package.json of the node and query packages of the subql (git) submodule. (See: #125 (comment) for more.)
Document subql package.json version update process
Update package.json versions to present
Ensure metrics to uses this version
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It has come to my attention that degrees of freedom already exists for tracking the version of the subquery-node as well as the graphql api services, independently, under the (built-in) _metadata entity:
Proposal
For now let's add aReleaseVersion
entity and write the version record at boot or something:- git tag- git commit hash- timestamp when deployedIt looks like this is already exposed via the subql framework and we just needed to understand how to use it. TLDR; Apparently we can increment the
version
property in the package.json of the node and query packages of the subql (git) submodule. (See: #125 (comment) for more.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: