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A target receives the artifacts you provision to it. Most of the time, a target is an OSGi container and provisioning means you'll actually install the artifacts in the container, but there can be other types of targets (non-OSGi containers, or something completely different).
- id
- autoapprove
A target also has specific state (see below for how that is returned):
- registrationState — Unregistered, Registered
- provisioningState — Idle, InProgress, OK, Failed
- storeState — New, Unapproved, Approved
- currentVersion
- isRegistered
- needsApproval
- autoApprove
- artifactsFromShop
- artifactsFromDeployment
- lastInstallSuccess
Checkout and commit
Similar to the web based UI, this API also works with the concept of checking out a copy to a local working area, altering it in that working area and then committing it back to the server.
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Returns a representation of the object, for example: {attributes: {key: "value"}, tags: {key: "value"}}. If you ask for a target, you will also get its state, so the result will be in the form: {attributes: {key: "value"}, tags: {key: "value"}, state: {key: "value"}}.
PUT /work/ID/feature/FID
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