List a theme's published version history from its connected Git repo
Returns the recent commits on the theme’s connected Git repository, newest first. Themes are DB-canonical: Fluid writes one commit per publish, so this log is the theme’s published version history.
author_name is the committing identity, which for anything Fluid
pushed is the Fluid GitHub App. The person who published is named in
message.
Read-only — this endpoint never provisions or repairs a repository.
Authorizations
Bearer token authentication
Path Parameters
Application theme ID
Query Parameters
Maximum versions to return. Defaults to 25, clamped to 100.
Response
Success. An empty list means the repository has no commits yet.
The commit the repository was last synced to, or null when nothing has synced yet.
True while a push to the repository is in flight. Publishing mirrors to Git through a background job, so for a few seconds afterwards the newest commit does not exist yet. Clients should show a syncing state and poll until this clears rather than treating the list as final.
True when the repository's last push failed. The listed commits are still real and still restorable — the newest theme state simply is not among them yet — so clients should render the history with a warning rather than treating the theme as disconnected.