Version information
How Hanzo IAM reports its version for binaries, Docker, and git builds.
Hanzo IAM exposes its version via the /api/get-version-info API so the running version can be checked in any environment.
How it works
Version data comes from one of two places:
From git (development or source builds)
When Hanzo IAM runs from a clone that has a .git directory, it reads the current tag, commit hash, and commit offset from git. For example, three commits after v1.500.0 yields version v1.500.0, offset 3, and the current commit hash.
From embedded values (releases and Docker)
Official binaries and Docker images do not ship with .git. The release pipeline writes version data into util/variable.go at build time:
var (
Version = "v1.500.0"
CommitId = "abc123..."
CommitOffset = 0
)
Those values are compiled into the binary, so the version API works the same for GitHub binaries and Docker images as for a git checkout.
## Checking the version
Call the API:
```bash
curl http://localhost:8000/api/get-version-info
Response format:
```json
{
"version": "v1.500.0",
"commitId": "abc123def456...",
"commitOffset": 0
}
The same endpoint is used for source, binary, and Docker. The web UI monitoring page also shows this version.How is this guide?
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