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I speculate that this might happen when the @aws-cdk/core or monocdk version is less than 1.93, but the aws-cdk cli package used is newer; however, I haven't looked closely to see if this is the case.
brandondahler
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Some exotic v1 stacks aren't identified if @aws-cdk/core module isn't listed in modules
Some exotic v1 stacks aren't identified when aws-cdk is listed by itself in Modules property
Jan 10, 2024
brandondahler
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Some exotic v1 stacks aren't identified when aws-cdk is listed by itself in Modules property
Some exotic v1 stacks aren't identified when aws-cdk is listed by itself in the Modules property
Jan 10, 2024
Stacks we have deployed contain a very limited set of information in the CDKMetadata modules section but are notably v1.
The complete CDKMetadata resource in our stack is:
This appears to not be matching because the code assumes that
@aws-cdk/core
will be included in the list of modules on this lineThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: