fix: only deploy newest build per app in scanExistingJobs#103
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…rollback loops When the build watch restarts (every ~40-60min on K8s watch expiry), scanExistingJobs processed every SUCCEEDED build job in alphabetical order, triggering a deployment for each. With multiple builds per app, the alphabetically-last (often older) job would overwrite the deployment, causing unnecessary pod restarts and rollbacks. Now jobs are grouped by appId, sorted by creationTimestamp descending, and only the newest successful job triggers a deployment per app. Fixes biersoeckli#100 Co-authored-by: HermesAgent <hermes@nousresearch.com>
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...prevents rollback loops
When the build watch restarts (every ~40-60min on K8s watch expiry), scanExistingJobs processed every SUCCEEDED build job in alphabetical order, triggering a deployment for each. With multiple builds per app, the alphabetically-last (often older) job would overwrite the deployment, causing unnecessary pod restarts and rollbacks.
Now jobs are grouped by appId, sorted by creationTimestamp descending, and only the newest successful job triggers a deployment per app.
Fixes #100