What API call are you making?

it uses variableUpsert

and each variable is a call

maybe it should be using variableCollectionUpsert instead? would that make a big difference?

They need to do one call to variableCollectionUpsert with skipDeploys set to true and then a call to redeploy the deployment with deploymentRedeploy

i'll see if i can do a PR, not a paid user so I doubt they would care to what I say

thanks brody

No problem!

seems like there's no variableCollectionDelete, trying null also doesn't work.

i'll go with variableDelete with skipDeploys true, hopefully that goes ok

For that, you would use the replace option to set only the variables you want to keep; the rest will be removed.

oh there's a replace parameter, didn't notice that

ok let me try

working on it

hopefully by tomorrow it's ready

Yippee, a shoutout!

const latestDeploymentId = latestDeployment?.deployments.edges[0].node.id;

The latest deployment is not always going to be the active deployment.

what? what could it be then?

also, is there a way to seal variables through the API? 🙂

You would likely want to filter by the most recent successful deployments, and then fall back to the most recent if there are no successful deployments.

Not on the public API afaik

Oh makes sense, will do that change