Is it possible to see the sha1 of deployments using jboss-cli?
Question
I would like to see the sha1 of existing deployments without having to open the [domain|standalone]/data/content folder.
I always know the sha1 of the war files I am deploying and I would like to check that they have been deployed successfully directly from within jboss-cli.
I'm using Wildfly version 23
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2 ACCPTED 2023-01-30 17:27:46
If you do a /deployment=*:read-resource(recursive,include-runtime) you would get it.
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