What
Let users add a target that will execute after the success or failure of the 'deploy' target
How
stack.js: Let user define a 'finally' target that will run after success or failure of the 'deploy' target
README.md: Updated readme to describe the 'finally' target
Why
Currently, if a deploy fails, it means that we won't clean up the suppressions we put in place at the start of the deploy. This lets us perform cleanup actions regardless of failure
What Let users add a target that will execute after the success or failure of the 'deploy' target
How stack.js: Let user define a 'finally' target that will run after success or failure of the 'deploy' target README.md: Updated readme to describe the 'finally' target
Why Currently, if a deploy fails, it means that we won't clean up the suppressions we put in place at the start of the deploy. This lets us perform cleanup actions regardless of failure