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Handle failed CI cases better on subsequent runs #44
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(gentle ping) We've been using this patch in prod now for a number of projects for a number of weeks, including health checkers that deploy a new release every 5 minutes, and we haven't seen issues. I'll be happy to rebase to fix the minor merge conflict, but only if it's likely to get a review. :) |
@vito @contraband possible to merge; and then push into cf-resource? |
Add additional dependencies so that we can tail app logs
Fix situations where CI has failed, and -venerable apps left dangling May fix some of the edge cases identified in <contraband#37 (comment)>
I've just rebased this on I spent a few hours banging my head against the wall, as I eventually removed This seemed to create a cleaner set of
Hope this makes it easier to merge. |
Wow, this actually removes nearly 1 MILLION lines of code... (presumably because |
Thank you! I'll review this tomorrow PST. |
Thank you! Merged, released, and included in the |
Awesome.
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Thank you!
Merged, released, and included in the cf-resource in concourse/concourse@40769f4<concourse/concourse@40769f4>.
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Thanks @xoebus - though note that I think you'll also need to merge cloudfoundry-community/cf-resource#40 in order to be able to pass the |
Thanks for the heads up! I'll let @vito know. |
Fixes some of the problems identified in #37.
This builds on top of #43.
We now have one actions code path that handles:
Previously only (1) and (2) were handled correctly.