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Here is my current Manifest with both Spec and Status.
The problem is my spec.forProvider. taskDefinition is pointing to arn:aws:ecs:ZZZZ:YYYYY:task-definition/test-ecs-ns1:1
However my status.atProvider.deployments[0].taskDefinition is pointing to arn:aws:ecs:ZZZZ:YYYYY:task-definition/test:92 which is my old task definition.
I have been waiting for several hours, but this is not syncing.
The controller for Service.ecs only implements basic create / delete functionality and is missing the isUpToDate and preUpdate methods that are necessary for an update to work.
There are currently not enough developers to work on this. @mhoshi-vm if you do have the time you are welcome to start working on it!
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What happened?
Here is my current Manifest with both Spec and Status.
The problem is my
spec.forProvider. taskDefinition
is pointing toarn:aws:ecs:ZZZZ:YYYYY:task-definition/test-ecs-ns1:1
However my
status.atProvider.deployments[0].taskDefinition
is pointing toarn:aws:ecs:ZZZZ:YYYYY:task-definition/test:92
which is my old task definition.I have been waiting for several hours, but this is not syncing.
How can we reproduce it?
Update a
taskDefinition
after initial deploymentWhat environment did it happen in?
Crossplane version: 1.12.1-up.2
Provider AWS: v0.42.0
Kubernetes: v1.26 (EKS)
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