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Loop management
The loop consists of several interconnected phases that ensure continuous software development, testing, deployment, and monitoring.
REST commands for Deploy
This set of reference topics provides additional information on using the command line interface for tasks related to teamspaces and loops in Deploy.
Get an application in a loop

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Teamspace management
A teamspace in HCL DevOps Loop is a secure, dedicated environment designed for multiple teams to work independently within a single shared DevOps Loop installation.
Loop management
The loop consists of several interconnected phases that ensure continuous software development, testing, deployment, and monitoring.
- Creating a loop
  You can create a loop to build the pipeline of tasks across the integrated applications in HCL DevOps Loop.
- Tasks after creating a loop
  You can complete certain tasks after creating a loop by navigating to the integrated applications.
- Interacting with Loop Genie - Tech Preview
  You can interact with Loop Genie, which is a chatbot, to get answers to your queries on end-to-end project data within a loop.
- Dashboards
- REST commands for Deploy
  This set of reference topics provides additional information on using the command line interface for tasks related to teamspaces and loops in Deploy.
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Security Considerations
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Get an application in a loop

Request

GET https://{hostname}:{port}
    /cli/application
Accept: {contentType}

Table 1. Header parameters
Parameter	Type	Required	Description
Accept	`application/json`	true

Table 2. Required parameters
Parameter	Type	Required	Description
application	string	true	Name or ID of the application in the following format: `teamspaceName~loopName:applicationName`

Example command to get an application by using application ID

curl -k -u username:passwd -X GET https://{hostname}:{port}/deploy/cli/application 
     -application "27d56999-91e1-4689-914a-e6c932a75234"

Example command to get an application by using application name in loop by ID

curl -k -u username:passwd -X GET https://{hostname}:{port}/deploy/cli/application 
     -application "6d076690-8a79-4fbc-990a-4852fb857d25:applicationName"

Note: When using loop ID, you do not need to specify the teamspace name or ID. If you do, make sure that the teamspace name or ID is valid.

Example command to get an application by using application name in loop by name in teamspace by ID

curl -k -u username:passwd -X GET https://{hostname}:{port}/deploy/cli/application 
     -application "6d076690-8a79-4fbc-990a-4852fb857d25~loopName:applicationName"

Example command to get an application by using application name in loop by name in teamspace by name

curl -k -u username:passwd -X GET https://{hostname}:{port}/deploy/cli/application 
     -application "teamspaceName~loopName:applicationName"

Example response

[
    {
        "id": "1967ea12-9651-128d-4216-0f9a23522dd0",
        "securityResourceId": "1967ea12-9611-fde1-7dd3-fb62aef3d398",
        "loop": {
            "id": "1234bdb3-90a1-414d-88b3-1ff19e822ded",
            "name": "sampleLoop3",
            "teamSpace": {
                "id": "d0ff4b8a-ab83-4cca-9c81-78daab66db27",
                "name": "samplets3"
            }
        },
        "name": "My Application",
        "created": 1745881213285,
        "enforceCompleteSnapshots": false,
        "active": true,
        "tags": [],
        "deleted": false,
        "onlyChangedVersions": true,
        "useWizard": false,
        "user": "demo user (admin@admin.com)"
    }
]