feat: implement retry mechanism with Slack notifications for concurrency failures #7
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…ncy failures - Add exponential backoff retry logic (3 attempts: 5s, 10s, 20s delays) - Implement git pull --rebase to handle concurrent changes gracefully - Add comprehensive error handling for fetch, pull, commit, and push operations - Add rich Slack notifications with detailed failure context - Include repository, environment, app name, image tag, and workflow run links - Add optional slack_webhook_url input parameter - Maintain backward compatibility with existing workflows - Add detailed logging for each retry attempt Resolves concurrency failures in deployment-catalog commits when multiple deployments run simultaneously, eliminating the need for manual intervention.
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Resolves concurrency failures in deployment-catalog commits when multiple deployments run simultaneously, eliminating the need for manual intervention.