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I had orgformation pipeline created >2 years ago. I wanted to update it because I got some errors in CI. However, I did not find any way to do it automatically.
Running org-formation init-pipeline updated the CloudFormation stack, but did not commit changes to the CodeCommit repository (since it already existed).
I ended up creating a new, separate orgformation pipeline and copying generated resources from it.
Is this an expected way of solving it or am I blind and don't see something?
For me, the best solution would be a CLI command that would update existing ./000-organization-build files locally that I could review and commit to be applied by existing CI.
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This is not a native feature, but you can consider adding a task before OrganizationBuildPipeline that downloads the latest template ( https://github.com/org-formation/org-formation-cli/blob/master/resources/orgformation-codepipeline.yml ) and then update the TemplatePath to the new location. For the new task, you can use the !Cmd function to get the template with the upload-to-s3 task and push it to a new bucket. You can use the S3 bucket key for the TemplatePath
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I had orgformation pipeline created >2 years ago. I wanted to update it because I got some errors in CI. However, I did not find any way to do it automatically.
Running
org-formation init-pipeline
updated the CloudFormation stack, but did not commit changes to the CodeCommit repository (since it already existed).I ended up creating a new, separate orgformation pipeline and copying generated resources from it.
Is this an expected way of solving it or am I blind and don't see something?
For me, the best solution would be a CLI command that would update existing
./000-organization-build
files locally that I could review and commit to be applied by existing CI.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: