The aws deploy list-deployments command outputs one deployment-id, but why are there multiple outputs?

Question

I am deploying using codedeploy through Jenkins.

In Jenkins, I created a shell to query codedeploy's deployment-id with aws-cli.
Here is the corresponding command.

```
aws deploy list-deployments --application-name [my-application-name] --deployment-group-name [my-deployment-group-name] --query "deployments[0]" --output text
```

In the case of other distribution groups, only one distribution id was normally output, but in the case of a specific distribution group, two were output.
One was the most recent one, but the second output was the deployment-id that was deployed 4 months ago.

What could be the cause of this output?

Additionally, how can I delete the Deployment history in codedeploy?

Steve Kinsman · Accepted Answer

When you use client-side filtering with the AWS CLI it's best practice to use json or yaml output, as with`--output text` pagination occurs before filtering which can result in extra output sometimes.  Or add `--no-paginate` and hopefully the extra output will go away.

The aws deploy list-deployments command outputs one deployment-id, but why are there multiple outputs?

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