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feat(stepfunctions-tasks): task for starting a job run in AWS Glue #8143
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This replaces the `RunGlueJob` task.
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packages/@aws-cdk/aws-stepfunctions-tasks/test/glue/integ.start-job-run.ts
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replacement for the current implementation of
RunGlueJob
whereservice integration and state level properties are merged.
Follows the new integration pattern. Notable differences from the
RunGlueJob
implementation:arguments
prop is now of typesfn.TaskInput
Rationale: old implementation precluded using task input as the
arguments directly. Added a test for this as well.
Updated the README.
Note that the other unit tests and integ test have been left verbatim. This
is a light sanity test that expected templates have not changed.
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