https://docs.railway.com/guides/manage-deployments

If I had to guess, you would use

mutation deploymentRemove {
  deploymentRemove(id: "deployment-id")
}

How use the "Redeploy" button using the API?

I'll look for the HTTP API request

ok, I hope

{
  "query": "mutation deploymentRedeploy($id: String!) {\n  deploymentRedeploy(id: $id) {\n    id\n  }\n}",
  "variables": {
    "id": "6ddf3b71-a1a0-4cd9-ae9b-4c59160fff77"
  },
  "operationName": "deploymentRedeploy"
}

For a raw HTTP request. ID is the service ID.

Hello,
I was able to successfully perform the deploymentRemove operation by following these steps:

1. First, I retrieved the latest active deployment ID using this Python code:

2. After getting the deployment_id, I ran this code to remove the deployment:

thank you

Yeah gimme a sec

If I can click "Redeploy" on the last deployment it would be great. But if I click "Deploy" and pull from my github repository it would also work.

you probably want deploymentStop and deploymentRestart

Amazing, deploymentStop and deploymentRestart worked perfectly

I used this code:

Sigh

but in the railway frontend, it doesn't show when the application is stopped or paused

You also obviously need to put your actual API token

How? Could you show me how I do it in the code?

strange, I never had a problem with my database

@Brody using deploymentStop and deploymentRestart in the python code, it only shows in the terminal:
API response:
200
{"data":{"deploymentRestart":true}}

JSON content:
{'data': {'deploymentRestart': True}}

but in the railway frontend it still has the status "Active"