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Just to clarify what I am asking; I would like to see all new commits across all pipelines. So, say in the last day, 2 existing pipelines have new commits, and one new pipeline is created. I would like to be able to see a log that reports there 3 pipelines have had new commits made, and what their ID /commit_id is.Â
Hi Nate,
On a PipelineCommit object there is an attribute called commit_time, that you can use.
e.g. sample script just to print the commit times and versiona of a pipelines
pipeline = sch.pipelines.get(pipeline_id=cur_pipeline_id)
commit_times_versions = [(commit.commit_time, commit.version) for commit in pipeline.commits]
print(commit_times_versions)
which has output like → ’(1692061097378, '1'), (1692061185605, '2'), (1692213843955, '3')]
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So then you can code for the desired time frame checks using commit_time.
Hope it helps.
Regards-
Kirti