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How to get the server version number
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How can I get the server version number, apart from downloading the whole openapi.json file from api/v1/openapi.json? I would not like to download the whole API schema just for the version number only.
I could create my own endpoint for that, but am I missing a more obvious way of doing it?
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- Created 4 years ago
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request.app.versionis MUCH better than myfrom myproject import __version__, I might steal that…!Yeah, your best bet would probably be to return
request.app.versionin an endpoint. There is no built-in way to surface this information externally short of accessing the openapi spec.