Fix deployment marked as failed when healthy container completes rolling update

Prevent deployment status from regressing to FAILED after it's marked as FINISHED by:
1. Calling completeDeployment() first in post_deployment() before any operations that could fail
2. Wrapping all post-deployment side effects in try-catch blocks
3. Adding FINISHED to terminal states that cannot be changed
4. Protecting ExecuteRemoteCommand from overwriting FINISHED status

This fixes the issue where a deployment with a healthy container and successful rolling update was still marked as Failed in the UI.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Andras Bacsai
2025-12-11 09:42:02 +01:00
parent d2a1b96598
commit a2e5b2d67d
2 changed files with 38 additions and 7 deletions

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@@ -140,9 +140,13 @@ trait ExecuteRemoteCommand
// If we exhausted all retries and still failed
if (! $commandExecuted && $lastError) {
// Now we can set the status to FAILED since all retries have been exhausted
// But only if the deployment hasn't already been marked as FINISHED
if (isset($this->application_deployment_queue)) {
$this->application_deployment_queue->status = ApplicationDeploymentStatus::FAILED->value;
$this->application_deployment_queue->save();
$this->application_deployment_queue->refresh();
if ($this->application_deployment_queue->status !== ApplicationDeploymentStatus::FINISHED->value) {
$this->application_deployment_queue->status = ApplicationDeploymentStatus::FAILED->value;
$this->application_deployment_queue->save();
}
}
throw $lastError;
}