How to check which dataset is being used in Sanity Studio

Yes! There are a few ways to see which dataset you're currently using in Sanity Studio:

1. In the Studio UI itself

The easiest way is to look at the top-right corner of your Studio interface. You'll typically see your project information displayed there, which includes the dataset name you're currently working with.

2. Check your Studio configuration file

Open your sanity.config.js (or .ts) file in your Studio project. You'll see the dataset specified in the defineConfig function:

export default defineConfig({
  projectId: 'your-project-id',
  dataset: 'production', // ← This is your current dataset
  // other configuration
})

3. Check environment variables

If your Studio uses environment variables, check your .env.development or .env.production files for:

SANITY_STUDIO_API_DATASET=your-dataset-name

4. Using the Sanity CLI

You can list all datasets in your project using the CLI command:

sanity dataset list

This will show all available datasets for your project, though it won't specifically highlight which one your Studio is currently using (you'll need to cross-reference with your config for that).

5. In the browser console

If you're already in Studio, you can open your browser's developer console and type:

window.location.href

Some Studio setups include the dataset in the URL, making it visible in your browser's address bar.

The configuration file method (#2) is usually the most reliable way to confirm which dataset your Studio is pointing to, since that's the source of truth for your Studio's connection settings.