Allow Watson deployment job to continue on failure - #5
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Summary
continue-on-error: trueon the production deployment jobObserved failure
The latest deployment stopped during IBM Cloud login with
BXNIM0415Ebecause the configured API key could not be found. The run also exposed empty region and resource-group values.Behavior change
This is intentionally job-scoped. Any failure in the
deployjob—not only credential expiry—will be tolerated by the workflow until the deployment credentials are restored.Validation
actionlint -shellcheck '' .github/workflows/deploy-code-engine.ymlgit diff --checkActionlint also reports two pre-existing shell-script advisories when ShellCheck integration is enabled; neither is related to this one-line change.