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Commits on Aug 4, 2016

  1. Always pull the latest changes from github 

    By default AWS CodeDeploy pulls the last successful deployment revision. This change ensures that latest commit from the repository will be deployed no matter what.
NOTE: This won't work if you try to Deploy to a previous revision from within AWS CodeDeploy console. In these scenarios the workaround will be to just add your previous commit to HEAD and then let the codedeployer agent pull that as a latest deployment.
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    droidlabour authored Aug 4, 2016
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