Upgrade Your AWS Deploy Orb to Get Deploy Markers
Bump your AWS deploy orb version to unlock automatic deploy markers, deployment timeline visibility, auto-rollback, version comparison, and OIDC — no extra setup beyond a version bump.
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Bump your AWS deploy orb version to unlock automatic deploy markers, deployment timeline visibility, auto-rollback, version comparison, and OIDC — no extra setup beyond a version bump.
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