Open Clare-Octopus opened 2 years ago
Hello, there is any updated in this case?
Hi @mstali02 This isn't being actively worked on as no other customers appear to be impacted. We will continue to monitor how many customers this issue impacts and reevaluate priority if this changes.
Hi, I guess I have the same kind of issue. On our deployment process the guided failure is enabled and we have a manual validation step just before the step performing the switch to production. But the manual Abort action doesn't stop the deployment.
Thanks @sisyphe999 we'll make note that this is now impacting more customers!
Seconding that our organization is also experiencing this issue!
Thank you @MitchellCShaw. Noted and will revisit the priority on this one.
Team
Severity
Not blocking deployments, assigned team needs to cancel deployment twice to actually cancel it.
Version
2019.x
Latest Version
I could reproduce the problem in the latest build
What happened?
When having guided failure set up for an environment or project and you include a manual intervention step in the project you should be able to abort the release deployment in the manual intervention step which should then cancel the whole deployment.
What is currently happening is when you click on the abort button on the manual intervention step it triggers guided failure and asks if you want to cancel the project. This seems like a bug as a user should not need to confirm twice if the project needs to be cancelled.
The manual intervention step does cancel the deployment with guided failure enabled in older versions of Octopus but a user here has confirmed 2021.2.7727 was working properly and I am currently on 2022.1.2133 which is displaying the guided failure message after an abort in the manual intervention step.
Reproduction
After you abort the manual intervention step it should cancel the project not trigger guided failure.
Error and Stacktrace
More Information
Ticket for the customer that noticed this issue - https://octopus.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/86427 (Internal)
Workaround
None at the moment, the only thing you can do is go into the project release again once the guided failure has been triggered and set it to 'Fail', this will then cancel the deployment.