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feat: adds code for showing service event info when using ecs deploy controller #454

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@felipem1210 felipem1210 commented Feb 5, 2023

Issue #, if available: #447

Description of changes:

  • Added the new input show-service-events to enable the routine
  • The routine will call describe-ecs-service each amount of seconds seconds to check how is the rolloutState of the deployment.
  • If it is FAILED or IN_PROGRESS but with failedTasksCount more than 0, will detect that the deployment didn't go well, will show the latest events and throw error.
  • If there is a task failed, show the stop reason of the task
  • If it is COMPLETED keep going.

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Hi @felipem1210,

Thank you for your Patience. We appreciate your contribution to the repository and will be working to review the changes in the Pull Request. We will reach-out if with any questions or suggestions during the review.

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