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It would be convenient if the plugin checked for an existing on-going deployment and optionally waited for it to finish before proceeding.
Maybe we could add a setting for in_progress_build_behavior with an option to either "wait" or "cancel", with "wait" being the default. When the plugin detects another in-progress build and in_progress_build_behavior is set to "wait", the plugin would simply poll the deployment status on a long interval (60 seconds sounds reasonable). We would probably also need an in_progress_build_wait_timeout to end polling after a period of time.
When in_progress_build_behavior is set to "cancel", the plugin would simply log that there's another ongoing build and os.Exit(1)
It would be convenient if the plugin checked for an existing on-going deployment and optionally waited for it to finish before proceeding.
Maybe we could add a setting for
in_progress_build_behaviorwith an option to either "wait" or "cancel", with "wait" being the default. When the plugin detects another in-progress build andin_progress_build_behavioris set to "wait", the plugin would simply poll the deployment status on a long interval (60 seconds sounds reasonable). We would probably also need anin_progress_build_wait_timeoutto end polling after a period of time.When
in_progress_build_behavioris set to "cancel", the plugin would simply log that there's another ongoing build andos.Exit(1)