Raygun Deployments API

Endpoint

POST https://app.raygun.com/deployments

What we expect

The body of the message should be a JSON string with the following structure:

{
    apiKey: string,
    version: string,
    ownerName: string,
    emailAddress: string,
    comment: string,
    scmIdentifier: string,
    scmType: string,
    createdAt: ISO 8601 datetime
}

apiKey

^REQUIRED
The API Key of your Raygun Application, found in Application settings.

version

^REQUIRED
The version of your Application that this deployment is releasing. Should be the same as the version string you use in your Raygun error reports.

ownerName

^OPTIONAL
The name of the person who is creating this deployment. Ideally should be a Raygun User. Default value is "".

emailAddress

^OPTIONAL
The email address of the person who is creating this deployment. Ideally should be a Raygun User's email address. Default value is "".

comment

^OPTIONAL
The deployment notes. This will be parsed as Markdown. Default value is "".

scmIdentifier

^OPTIONAL
The commit that this deployment was built off. For example, a commit hash if you are using GitHub. Default value is "".

scmType

^OPTIONAL
The source control system you are using. Default value is "GitHub".

Valid types

• GitHub
• GitLab
• BitBucket
• AzureDevOps

The scmIdentifier and scmType properties are used to gather information about the changes made since your last deployment. This requires you to have a source control integration set up in Raygun. Head over to our Integrations documentation for the source control platforms we support and how you can integrate them in your app.

createdAt

^OPTIONAL
The date and time this deployment was released in ISO 8601 form. If this is omitted, we use the current time.

Response

The response includes a JSON object with the following properties:

• deploymentId: Unique identifier
• url: Full URL to the newly created deployment
• applicationUrl: Full URL to the application in Raygun

Authentication

This endpoint can be accessed via HTTP Basic Auth or Token Authentication.

For Basic Auth, use your normal Raygun user credentials (email address and password).

For Token Auth, generate an External Authentication Token on the Raygun User Settings Page and add an authToken query string parameter to the URL. For instance, if your API token is 123ABC, the URL would be https://app.raygun.com/deployments?authToken=123ABC.