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fix(aws-ecs): handle long ARN formats for services #2176
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Due to a bug in Cloudformation, Fn::GetAtt for service name on an ECS service was returning the cluster name instead of the service name. This was causing the ResourceId on AWS::ApplicationAutoScaling::ScalableTarget to be set incorrectly. This change forces the customer to specify whether they have opted into the long ARN format for services (which can be achieved through the following command: `aws ecs put-account-setting-default --name serviceLongArnFormat --value enabled`). The CDK cannot currently detect if the customer has the these settings enabled so there could be a potential conflict on deployment. Fixes aws#1849.
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Test account won't be able to verify long ARN settings
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Remove the temporary workaround implemented to allow long arns support: #2176 Removing the temporary workaround does not break anything for my account which has long arns enabled.
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Remove the temporary workaround implemented to allow long arns support: aws#2176 Removing the temporary workaround does not break anything for my account which has long arns enabled.
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Due to a bug in Cloudformation, Fn::GetAtt for service name on an ECS
service was returning the cluster name instead of the service name. This
was causing the ResourceId on
AWS::ApplicationAutoScaling::ScalableTarget to be set incorrectly.
This change forces the customer to specify whether they have opted into
the long ARN format for services (which can be achieved through the following command:
aws ecs put-account-setting-default --name serviceLongArnFormat --value enabled
). The CDK cannot currently detect if the customer has the thesesettings enabled so there could be a potential conflict on deployment.
Fixes #1849.
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