I asked it sometime ago. The short answer is no. You can use aws-api and dig for the rev via load balancers or cloud deploy things or you can do like me and always do an extra-commit with a ID before a deploy

got it, thanks

also, the meaning of "rev" is not so simple. during deploy/rollbacks you have multiple instances, with different revs. what you expect during these cases? the newest? relative to current machine?

in my case, the rev deployed to the current machine