Fixes#7439 where successful deployments were being marked as FAILED due to exceptions during old container cleanup.
Root cause: Commit 97550f406 wrapped stop_running_container() in try-catch that re-throws ALL exceptions as DeploymentException. When old containers are already removed (a common scenario), the "No such container" error propagates and marks successful deployments as failed.
Solution: Check if deployment has already succeeded (newVersionIsHealthy || force) before re-throwing exceptions from cleanup operations. Cleanup failures are logged but don't fail the deployment.
- Add conditional handling in stop_running_container() catch block
- Log cleanup warnings with hidden: true to avoid UI clutter
- Only re-throw exceptions if deployment hasn't succeeded yet
- Preserves backward compatibility and expected behavior
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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