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How can I list archived gates on Statsig via API or webhooks?
Date of slack thread: 8/1/24
Anonymous: Hi guys! Is there anyway to list archived gates? Can we do it via API or webhooks? Thanks
Cooper Reid (Statsig): Hmm, i dont believe we take status as a filter today, so you’d have to iterate all and then apply a filter locally
Anonymous: Sure! But I think I might be able to do it using the /audit_logs endpoint
Our use case includes extracting some metrics about our gates on Statsig, and will be doing it with the /gates endpoint. However, as it doesn’t also list the archived gates, we’ll have outdated metrics once the gates are archived
Using the /audit_logs endpoint, I think we might be able to see which gates were archived and then update our metrics
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