script not running second function after taking user input - batch-file

Question

My goal is to first prompt, echo the line, issue the next prompt, then display press any key to exit....
I'm not sure why my batch-file isn't issuing the second prompt.
#echo off
::deploying to test
set /p tdeploy="Deploy to test: [y/n]"
IF /I "%tdeploy%"=="y"(
call :deploy_test
if /I "%ERRORLEVEL%" NEQ "0"(
echo Deploy test failed
)
)
::deploying to argos
set /p adeploy="Deploy to argos: [y/n]"
IF /I "%adeploy%"=="y"(
call :deploy_argos
if /I "%ERRORLEVEL%" NEQ "0"(
echo Deploy argos failed
)
)
set /p DUMMY=Press any key to exit...
:deploy_test
ECHO deploying test!
goto :eof
:deploy_argos
ECHO deploying argos!
goto :eof
:eof
set /p DUMMY=Press any key to exit.222..

Answer 1

I usually prefer to structure it as a nested IF ELSE to avoid a bunch of GOTO commands and having to figure out error levels:
#echo off
REM deploying to test
set /p tdeploy="Deploy to test: [y/n]"
if /i "%tdeploy%" == "y" (
echo deploying test!
) else (
if /i "%tdeploy%" == "n" (
echo deploy test cancelled
) else (
echo seriously, there were only two options...
)
)
)
REM deploying to argos
set /p adeploy="Deploy to test: [y/n]"
if /i "%adeploy%" == "y" (
echo deploying test!
) else (
if /i "%adeploy%" == "n" (
echo deploy test cancelled
) else (
echo seriously, there were only two options...
)
)
)
pause
The pause will be your "Press any key to continue..." - the rest of the spacing is just to make it more visible.

Answer 2

I would suggest you use choice.exe for your Y,N questions:
#Echo Off
Rem Deploying to test
Choice /M "Deploy to test"
If "%ERRORLEVEL%"=="1" (Call :deploy_test
If ErrorLevel 1 Echo Deploy test failed)
Rem Deploying to argos
Choice /M "Deploy to argos"
If "%ERRORLEVEL%"=="1" (Call :deploy_argos
If ErrorLevel 1 Echo Deploy test failed)
Echo Press any key to exit...
Timeout /T -1 >NUL
GoTo :EOF
:deploy_test
Echo Deploying test!
Timeout /T 3 /NoBreak >NUL
Exit /B 0
:deploy_argos
Echo Deploying argos!
Timeout /T 3 /NoBreak >NUL
Exit /B 1
In the example above, I have used two different exit codes, to simulate the returned error level for each of the two deployment options.