Mattc/blue green

[mcasperson]

Background

This new step provides a way to check that blue/green deployments alternate between each environment. This is useful when modeling blue/green deployments as two environments where deployments should go from blue->green->blue and so on.

Pre-requisites

• Id should be a GUID that is not 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
  • NOTE If you are modifying an existing step template, please make sure that you do not modify the Id property (updating the Id will break the Library sync functionality in Octopus).
• Version should be incremented, otherwise the integration with Octopus won't update the step template correctly
• Parameter names should not start with $
• Step template parameter names (the ones declared in the JSON, not the script body) should be prefixed with a namespace so that they are less likely to clash with other user-defined variables in Octopus (see this issue). For example, use an abbreviated name of the step template or the category of the step template).
• LastModifiedBy field must be present, and (optionally) updated with the correct author
• The best practices documented here have been applied
• If a new Category has been created:
  • An image with the name {categoryname}.png must be present under the step-templates/logos folder
  • The switch in the humanize function in gulpfile.babel.js must have a case statement corresponding to it

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Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces a new step template for Octopus Deploy that validates blue/green deployment patterns by ensuring deployments alternate between blue and green environments.

• Adds validation logic to check deployment history and prevent sequential deployments to the same environment
• Sets an output variable SequentialDeploy to indicate whether the current deployment would break the alternating pattern
• Provides configurable parameters for API key and environment names

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

step-templates/octopus-blue-green-check.json:1

• The comment 'Check to make sure targets have been created' is misleading - this code is determining the Octopus server URL, not checking targets. The comment should be updated to reflect the actual purpose.

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step-templates/octopus-blue-green-check.json:1

• [nitpick] The variable name $blueLatestDeployment is misleading since it contains an array of deployments, not a single deployment. Consider renaming to $blueDeployments for clarity. The same applies to $greenLatestDeployment.

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step-templates/octopus-blue-green-check.json:1

• The code fetches only 2 deployments but then filters out the current deployment, potentially leaving only 1 or 0 results. This could cause issues when checking for the most recent deployment. Consider increasing the take parameter to 3 or handle the case where filtering returns no results.

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step-templates/octopus-blue-green-check.json:1

• Using .Length property on PowerShell objects that might be null or a single object can cause errors. PowerShell collections behave differently when they contain 0, 1, or multiple items. Use @($greenLatestDeployment).Count instead to ensure consistent behavior.

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[harrisonmeister]

LGTM