I think we should add a 'deploy_error' to the targets of a stack.
This would be treated like a normal stack, but only ran if a deployment failed. it would be handed information about the failure (as much as possible).
This would let people rollback or do other processes automatically.
I think we should add a 'deploy_error' to the targets of a stack.
This would be treated like a normal stack, but only ran if a deployment failed. it would be handed information about the failure (as much as possible).
This would let people rollback or do other processes automatically.