If a deployment ends with errors, what is the deployment status set to?

When a deployment ends with errors, the deployment status is set to "Completed with Errors." This designation indicates that while the deployment process reached its conclusion, certain aspects did not execute as intended, resulting in errors that need to be addressed.

This status serves as an important signal to the user that further examination is required to identify and rectify the specific issues encountered during the deployment. The "Completed with Errors" status provides clarity that although some elements may have successfully deployed, there are still unresolved problems that could affect the overall functionality or integrity of the deployment. It allows teams to distinguish between successful deployments and those that have encountered issues, facilitating more efficient troubleshooting and resolution processes.

Other options, like "Completed Successfully," would imply that all elements of the deployment functioned as expected, and "Deployment Failed" suggests that the deployment did not complete at all, both of which would not accurately reflect a situation where errors occurred but the process finished. "Pending Deployment" indicates that the deployment has not yet started, which is also not relevant in the context of a deployment that has issues and has technically completed its run.