I'm loving new-relic but I always found new relic deployments hard to track, especially as I'm not using GitHub actions for my deployment pipeline.
To make my life a lot easier I prepared a custom Laravel command which send to New Relic the new deployment information. The beauty of this command comes from the ability to run it whenever I deploy my code, as it only requires the ability of running a '''php artisan app:deploy-mark''' and the availability of git to retrieve the version (eventually we could change it with the something almost unique as the current date-time)
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