#### Flow diagram for new deployment orchestration steps in CircleCI

[Dargon789]

Reviewer's Guide

Refactor CircleCI config to move the project job inline within the workflow, replace the placeholder build step with a clear no-op marker, and append deployment orchestration commands for plan and status updates.

Flow diagram for new deployment orchestration steps in CircleCI

flowchart TD
  Start(["Start job in workflow"])
  Checkout(["Checkout code"])
  NoOp(["No-op run step"])
  PlanDeploy(["Plan a deploy (circleci run release plan)"])
  Success(["Update deploy to SUCCESS (circleci run release update --status=SUCCESS)"])
  Fail(["Update planned deploy to FAILED (circleci run release update --status=FAILED)"])

  Start --> Checkout --> NoOp --> PlanDeploy
  PlanDeploy --> Success
  PlanDeploy --> Fail

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Clarify no-op job placeholder	Updated run step comment to indicate intentional no-op Replaced placeholder echo with echo "No operation"	.circleci/config.yml
Inline job configuration in workflow	Replaced external job reference under workflows with inline job mapping Inlined executor and steps directly within the workflow job definition	.circleci/config.yml
Add deployment orchestration steps	Added ‘Plan a deploy’ step invoking circleci release plan Added ‘Update a deploy to SUCCESS’ step with when: on_success Added ‘Update planned deploy to FAILED’ step with when: on_fail	.circleci/config.yml

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