deployment

To view Railway deployment logs, you can use the railway logs command to filter and inspect deploy or build output. This allows you to diagnose issues and identify specific errors causing deployment failures for a linked service.

Yes, you can redeploy a Railway service without deleting the environment. The railway redeploy command restarts the deployment to apply changes or recover from failures, preserving the service configuration and linked environment completely.

The best way to list deployment history is using the railway deployment list command. It provides visibility into the status and history of deployments for any explicitly linked service across your Railway environments.

No, removing a Railway deployment does not delete the linked service. The railway down command only stops the current deployment, meaning full service deletion requires using the environment skill with the isDeleted flag.

You need to explicitly link a service before managing Railway deployments because deployment visibility, troubleshooting, and lifecycle actions all require an active service linkage to target the correct environment and application context.