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POST /v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/staging
Copy a site's live WordPress onto staging.
Uthibitishaji
Tuma ufunguo wa API kama tokeni ya kubeba. Ufunguo lazima uwe na ruhusa ya sites.view; ufunguo usio nayo unakataliwa kwa 403, si 404.
Endpoint hii haichukui kitambulisho cha shirika. Ufunguo wako tayari unalitambua shirika linalohusika, na jibu limewekewa kikomo kwa shirika hilo pekee.
Jaribu
Badilisha chochote kilicho ndani ya mabano ya pembe na maadili yako mwenyewe, na kishikiliaji cha ufunguo na ufunguo kutoka kwa dashibodi yako.
curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/staging \
-H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…"Umeingia kwenye akaunti? Dashibodi yako ya kiweko cha API inajaza kitambulisho chako halisi cha shirika na ufunguo wako mwenyewe, na kuendesha ombi dhidi ya API ya moja kwa moja ili uweze kuona jibu halisi. Fungua sehemu hii ya mwisho (endpoint) kwenye konsole ya API
Maelezo
⛔ **This copies live onto staging and can do nothing else.** It takes **no body**, so there is no field a caller could set to make it publish over the live site — that is `publishSiteWordPressStaging`, a different path with its own refusal. the platform itself distinguishes the two directions with one string in one field, which is precisely why they must not share an endpoint. An existing staging copy is overwritten by the live site: that is what "refresh my staging" means, and it is the safe direction. ⛔⛔ **`202` means accepted, never finished, and a client that treats it as finished will be wrong every time.** Copying a document root and a database takes far longer than any HTTP request may — ~30 s for an empty WordPress on the Zinn® fleet, and it scales with the site — so the copy runs on the platform's queue. The body carries the new entry in `operations`: poll `getSiteWordPressStaging` until it leaves `queued` and `running`, and read `message` if it ends `failed`. ⭐ Refusals still arrive here, immediately: a site whose platform cannot stage is a `422` from this call, not a failed operation a minute later. `404` for a site with no vendor hosting package. `409` when another staging operation is already running for the site. Requires `sites.view` and `sites.panel_access`.
Vigezo
| Jina | Aina | Inayohitajika | Kilicho hiki |
|---|---|---|---|
siteId (path) | Uuid | Ndiyo | Site ID (UUIDv7). |
Majibu
| Jina | Aina | Inayohitajika | Kilicho hiki |
|---|---|---|---|
permitted | boolean | Ndiyo | Whether 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_modes | string<files, db, both>[] | Ndiyo | Which 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… |
publishable | boolean | Ndiyo | Whether 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… |
reinstallable | boolean | Ndiyo | Whether 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,… |
operations | SiteWordPressStagingOperation[] | Ndiyo | The site's recent staging operations, newest first — the client's window onto work that runs **after** the request returns. ⛔⛔ **Creating, publishing, deleting and reinstalling… |
data | SiteWordPressStagingClone[] | Ndiyo | The staging copies that exist. |
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