List the jobs belonging to a CircleCI workflow via the API
domain: circleci.com · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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GET https://circleci.com/api/v2/workflow/{id}/job with header Circle-Token: $CIRCLE_TOKEN. Docs describe this endpoint as 'Returns a sequence of jobs for a workflow.'
Each returned item includes: id (job uuid), job_number, name, status, project_slug, started_at, and dependencies (array of job ids this job depends on).
For job-level metadata by uuid, GET https://circleci.com/api/v2/jobs/{job_id} - per the reference it 'Gets a job's metadata by its unique ID, including its name, job number, type, status, and associated resource IDs.'
Use the 'dependencies' array to reconstruct the workflow's job graph/ordering if needed, rather than assuming list order reflects execution order.
job id (uuid, used for /jobs/{job-id} endpoints) is a different identifier than job_number (integer, used for /project/{project-slug}/... job endpoints) - don't interchange them.
UNVERIFIED: the exact enumerated set of job-level 'status' string values is not spelled out on the pages fetched; treat live API responses as authoritative rather than assuming they match workflow statuses one-to-one.
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