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POST /v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/staging/publish

Publish a site's staging WordPress over the live site.

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Autentificare

Trimiteți o cheie API ca token de tip bearer. Cheia trebuie să aibă permisiunea sites.view; o cheie care nu o are va fi respinsă cu 403, nu 404.

Acest endpoint nu necesită un ID de organizație. Cheia ta identifică deja organizația căreia îi aparține, iar răspunsul este limitat la aceasta.

Încearcă

Înlocuiți tot ce se află între paranteze unghiulare cu propriile valori și substituentul cheie cu o cheie din tabloul de bord.

curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/staging/publish \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{  }'

Autentificat? Consola API din panoul de control îți completează ID-ul real al organizației și propria cheie și rulează cererea în API-ul live, astfel încât să poți vedea răspunsul efectiv. Deschideți acest punct final în consola API

Detalii

⛔ **The most destructive operation on the managed hosting line**: the live site's files and database are replaced by the staging clone's. Its own path, so no request aimed at any other staging operation can reach it. ⛔⛤ **The one optional field, `mode`, selects SCOPE and never DIRECTION.** This path exists separately from `createSiteWordPressStaging` precisely so that no field can flip which way the copy runs — on managed shared hosting both directions are driven from a single value, and one passthrough endpoint would let a request reading as *"refresh my staging copy"* publish a stale clone over a live shop. Every value of `mode` copies staging onto live; it says only how much travels. A field that could change the direction must never be added here. ⛔ **A scope the site's platform cannot honour is refused `422`.** Read `publish_modes` on `SiteWordPressStaging` first and offer only what it lists: the Zinn® autoscaling platform performs `files`, `db` and `both`, and managed shared hosting performs `both` only, because its staging operation takes no scope at all. That is a property of the platform, not of the customer's plan — a larger package does not add a database-only publish. Refused `422` when the site has **no staging clone** — the platform does not check, and would happily publish an empty staging environment over a live shop. The client is required to take a typed confirmation naming the site. `202` because the publish continues at the vendor after the acknowledgement. `404` for a site with no vendor hosting package. Requires `sites.view` and `sites.panel_access`.

Parametri

NumeTipObligatoriuCe este
siteId (path)UuidDaSite ID (UUIDv7).

Corp cerere

NumeTipObligatoriuCe este
modestring<files, db, both>Nu`files` copies the document root and leaves the live database alone; `db` copies the database and search-replaces the staging URL back to the live one, leaving the live files al…

Răspuns

NumeTipObligatoriuCe este
permittedbooleanDaWhether this site may use WordPress staging at all — on the resold range the package type's own flag, and on our own fleet the plan's `staging` entitlement.
publish_modesstring<files, db, both>[]DaWhich publish scopes this site's **platform** can actually perform, for `publishSiteWordPressStaging`. A client offers exactly these and no more. ⛔⛔ **This is not a permission a…
publishablebooleanDaWhether the plan also carries **publish to live**, which is a separate permission from creating a staging copy. ⛔ Not folded into `permitted`, because the catalogue sells the tw…
reinstallablebooleanDaWhether the plan carries **reinstalling** the platform software over the staging copy. A fifth question for the same reason as `publishable`: the catalogue sells it separately,…
operationsSiteWordPressStagingOperation[]DaThe site's recent staging operations, newest first — the client's window onto work that runs **after** the request returns. ⛔⛔ **Creating, publishing, deleting and reinstalling…
dataSiteWordPressStagingClone[]DaThe staging copies that exist.

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