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Abort a Deployment

Stop the update flow for a whole deployment, for a phase of a phased rollout, or for a single device only.

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Once you in JFrog Connect, you can abort it at any time.

You can abort the deployment to a specific device or you can abort an entire deployment. If you are running a phased rollout deployment, you can abort the current phase.

The abort options are in the display. Do the following:

  1. Go to Deployment in the left menu and click the Deployments tab.

  2. In the Deployments table, in the row of the relevant deployment, click on the status area in the Status column.

Abort Single Device

To abort the deployment to a specific device, go to the row of the device and click Abort.

Abort Whole Deployment or Phase of Phased Rollout

To abort on all devices in a deployment or in a phase of a phased rollout, click Abort Deployment on the bottom right.

In a regular (single-phase) deployment, the Abort action stops the deployment on devices that are in Pending or In Progress state. Abort does not affect devices that are already in Succeeded or Failed state.

In a phased rollout, Abort stops the deployment in devices that are in Pending or In Progress state. In addition, the entire phase might fail. (The phase could still pass if the success rate meets the condition configured.) If the phase fails, then the rollback will be triggered if it was configured.

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