refactor(monorepo): move workflow to correct location#253
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# Enhance Auto-Deploy Workflow with Better Logging and Status Tracking ## Overview This PR enhances the auto-deploy GitHub workflow by improving status tracking and adding detailed logging for deployment processes. It provides better visibility into deployment progress and failures. ## Brief Changelog - Added explicit GitHub token to workflow actions - Improved JSON handling for input parameters using `toJson` - Enhanced status tracking with per-project state monitoring - Added detailed logging for deployment progress and completion status - Implemented tracking of last reported terminal state per project to avoid duplicate logs - Added visual indicators (✅/❌) for successful and failed deployments - Removed duplicate workflow file from incorrect location ## Testing and Verifying This change can be verified by running the auto-deploy workflow and observing the improved logs in the GitHub Actions console, which now show clear progress indicators, success/failure counts, and detailed per-project status updates.
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Enhance Auto-Deploy Workflow with Better Logging and Status Tracking
Overview
This PR enhances the auto-deploy GitHub workflow by improving status tracking and adding detailed logging for deployment processes. It provides better visibility into deployment progress and failures.
Brief Changelog
toJsonTesting and Verifying
This change can be verified by running the auto-deploy workflow and observing the improved logs in the GitHub Actions console, which now show clear progress indicators, success/failure counts, and detailed per-project status updates.