Public API to get Workflow build Status | API

Public API to get Workflow build Status

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Daniel Straus

Currently we use the public API to get the status of our master builds. However, since we have moved over everything to use Circle 2 and have started using workflows the existing api is insufficient. I know you added an api to launch workflows but how about getting the status of a workflow. Is this something you can add to the API? It would be immensely valuable for us as we run continuous deploy and need to know as soon as possible when a master build fails.

CCI-I-569

August 24, 2018

Liya Ai

As part of our effort to be more responsive to feature requests, we wanted to close the loop on this. In December of last year, we shipped the API V2 & you should be able to get build status from the API endpoint. More info here: https://circleci.com/docs/api/v2/#get-a-workflow

Joeldenning Circleci

Are there any plans to update the UI to use this API so that unauthenticated users can view open source projects' workflows? (Related - https://ideas.circleci.com/ideas/CCI-I-903)

Nathan Dintenfass

We are now in live preview release of our v2 API that has what most folks on this thread are looking for. Please take a look, and let us know if this will suit your needs: https://github.com/CircleCI-Public/api-preview-docs

Jean-Sébatien DIDIERLAURENT

Any updates on this ? :)

Nathan Dintenfass

@Rafael We are preparing to roll out a new version of the API that will include this. I hope to have a preview available "soon" -- will update here as it becomes available.

Rafael Petry

Nathan, any update on this, and where it sits relative to other priorities?

Turley James

Excellent news - thanks.

Nathan Dintenfass

This work is now in our "next up" pool - we are very aware of the need.

Rafael Petry

Any updates on this? Our team was previously using the CCTray feed for our build monitor (https://circleci.com/cc.xml?circle-token=<api-token>), but since moving to Circle 2 that is no longer useful, since it only returns the last build status, even if something else in the workflow failed.

George Speake

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