Originally created by @syphernl on GitHub (Jun 2, 2025).
Currently, the Stacks overview page does not display whether a deployed stack is fully in sync.
To see this it requires you to open each stack individually and looking for the orange border around the "Deployed" label.
This is not practical if you have a large number of stacks and frequent changes (due to Renovatebot)
Suggestion
Show the sync status on the Stacks overview page e.g.:
Add a visual indicator (e.g., orange icon) for stacks that out-of-sync. (and/or)
Add similar functionality like the "Pending Update", but for sync.. e.g. "Pending Sync" so it can be easily filtered.
Originally created by @syphernl on GitHub (Jun 2, 2025).
Currently, the Stacks overview page does not display whether a deployed stack is fully in sync.
To see this it requires you to open each stack individually and looking for the orange border around the "Deployed" label.
This is not practical if you have a large number of stacks and frequent changes (due to Renovatebot)
## Suggestion
Show the sync status on the Stacks overview page e.g.:
* Add a visual indicator (e.g., orange icon) for stacks that out-of-sync. (and/or)
* Add similar functionality like the "Pending Update", but for sync.. e.g. "Pending Sync" so it can be easily filtered.

I see, you mean out of date commit hash. I was confused with what you meant by "sync" since Komodo has the resource sync feature. It would work well for single stack repos, but for monorepos most Stacks will have out of date commit hash, since those commits were for another Stack.
@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2025):
I see, you mean out of date commit hash. I was confused with what you meant by "sync" since Komodo has the resource sync feature. It would work well for single stack repos, but for monorepos most Stacks will have out of date commit hash, since those commits were for another Stack.
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Originally created by @syphernl on GitHub (Jun 2, 2025).
Currently, the Stacks overview page does not display whether a deployed stack is fully in sync.
To see this it requires you to open each stack individually and looking for the orange border around the "Deployed" label.
This is not practical if you have a large number of stacks and frequent changes (due to Renovatebot)
Suggestion
Show the sync status on the Stacks overview page e.g.:
@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2025):
I see, you mean out of date commit hash. I was confused with what you meant by "sync" since Komodo has the resource sync feature. It would work well for single stack repos, but for monorepos most Stacks will have out of date commit hash, since those commits were for another Stack.