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Failed to find a stack (v7.0.4) #587
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Same problem, preliminary solution, give all cloudformation read permissions to the role that performs the deployment, even looking for the correct permission. Edit: works for me with cloudformation:DescribeStackResource permission |
@Verde1705 Could you please elaborate, what you mean by this? |
Some context on the error (from my end). I changed my endpoints from I'm now getting the following error:
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Same issue here. I have dev environment that I have just integrated this plugin into. I've made sure the policy has access to route53 etc. but I get I have since, Before removing I can confirm the stack I might try the downgrade as people are suggestion but a major version downgrade seems like I'm going to introduce pain at the point 7 is stable. |
@eschwartz , @rddimon II was able to debug this and found the culprit. |
@eschwartz @rddimon I've opened a PR with a fix for this problem, but also extended it for all other AWS services this lib is using which could have the same problem when getting data which is paginated. |
Community Note
Bug Report
Error Description
When using release v7.0.4, deployment results in an error like:
And a warning like:
Downgrading to v6.4.1 fixes the issue
Command Run
Console Output
This has been cleaned up somewhat, to remove private info:
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Replace this with your own
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Possible Solution
Downgrading
serverless-domain-manager
to v6.4.1Additional context/Screenshots
Seems to be similar to #551, and a number of other related issues
I have verified that all the resources it is looking for in AWS do in fact exist and are named appropriately, including:
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