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2 years ago

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Regenerate Stoplight Ids?

Originally posted by user designvoid to the Stoplight Community on 01/20/2023 at 10:08 ET.

Is there a way to regenerate stoplight IDs for elements if they have been deleted?

Debz
8 years ago
I'm not sure if there's a way to be able to automate this process with SoapUI NG alone. On our case, we load our tests at Jenkins so we have an HTML plugin for the report and once the test is done, it is saved on the folder defined on our settings file. It will entail creating some files though and learning some configuration for the setup. I think you can also configure Jenkins to send some mail to certain recipients for any event you specify.

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Skinghar (Staff) [01/20/2023 - 12:01 ET]

Hello designvoid, the identifier is located in the settings of your workspace. You can grab a copy of it from there.
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  designvoid (OP) [01/20/2023 - 12:38 ET]
  
  Hi @Skinghar it’s the id that is assigned to schemas etc when using the editor
  
  I believe it’s called the stable id
  
  Here : https://meta.stoplight.io/docs/platform/hosted-docs/stoplight-urls#stable-id-guidelines
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    Skinghar (Staff) [01/23/2023 - 10:43 ET]
    
    I did some digging and the docs do say: "If you delete a file from Stoplight, and later re-import it, the imported file is assigned a new stable ID if one isn’t found in its contents."
    
    Assuming it's a git project, perhaps deleting the project and re-importing is the simplest answer here.
designvoid
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This is not related to the issue - its not a file issue - it is the individual id that is assigned to elements within the API schema