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fix(s3-notifications): lambda destination creates a circular dependency when bucket and lambda are in different stacks #10426
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maybe drop the text "from bucket notification" in the title to make it a little terser.
Co-authored-by: Niranjan Jayakar <nija@amazon.com>
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When the bucket and function are in two different stacks, the following stacks are created:
Bucket Stack
s3.Bucket
s3.BucketNotificationHandler
(creates a dependency on lambda stack since it configures the target of the trigger)Lambda Stack
lambda.Function
lambda.Permission
(creates a dependency on the bucket stack since it configures the lambda to allow invocations from that specific bucket)The solution is to switch up the
lambda.Permission
scope and use the bucket instead of the function, so that it is added to the bucket stack, leaving the lambda stack independent.Fixes #5760
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