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Check target health before releasing ECS deployment #4520
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This commit updates the ECS default releaser to check that all targets in an ECS deployment's target group are healthy before updating the load balancer to route 100% of traffic to the new deployment.
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This PR updates the default releaser for AWS ECS to check that each target in the deployment target group is
healthybefore releasing the deployment (routing 100% of traffic to it). Closes #2187.If not all targets are healthy, the release fails with an error, informing the user that the release cannot happen until all targets are healthy.