What to Do When Merging Faster than Your Continuous Deployment Process

RWX concurrency pools manage simultaneous CI/CD jobs by limiting runs for scenarios such as feature-branch builds and continuous deployments, preventing conflicting deployments while addressing potential backlogs. For rapid commits to a deployment branch, the `cancel-waiting` behavior skips queued older deployments and runs only the newest one; for feature branches, `cancel-running` stops an in-progress build when a newer commit arrives; and `queue` preserves every run by executing them sequentially. RWX also supports configurable pool capacities above one concurrent run, multiple pools per workflow, and conditional pool application, providing more tailored concurrency control for different engineering workflows.

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