So the Stan screen shows which release of the frontend, backend and gateway is actually deployed: the release workflow passes the tag as the VERSION build arg, the gateway reports it in /health, the backend adds its own and the gateway's to /api/health (null for an old gateway).
So the Stan screen shows which release of the frontend, backend and gateway is actually deployed: the release workflow passes the tag as the VERSION build arg, the gateway reports it in /health, the backend adds its own and the gateway's to /api/health (null for an old gateway).
Each image gets the release tag as the VERSION build arg. The gateway
reports it in /health, the backend adds its own and the gateway's to
/api/health, and the Stan screen lists all three.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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So the Stan screen shows which release of the frontend, backend and gateway is actually deployed: the release workflow passes the tag as the VERSION build arg, the gateway reports it in /health, the backend adds its own and the gateway's to /api/health (null for an old gateway).
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