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Error deploying "An update is in progress for resource:" #77
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I might be wrong but I don't think this is really maintained anymore. When I inspect the deployment package that uses the express component it's on version 3.0.0, and this npm config is set to private. I think serverless is maintaining the express component privately now. I was in the same situation as you, and tracked down the root cause and a workaround that works until serverless updates their private express component and update the components registry. The root cause explanation and workaround is documented in the link you referenced: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/coming-soon-expansion-of-aws-lambda-states-to-all-functions/ And I was able to get passed this issue by updating my services description in the serverless.yml.
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Thank you! I will try that out 😄 |
@vinnyt123 There is a discussion about this issue going on in the main serverless repo. It looks like this fix may only work until December 6th, but the components team has been notified internally. |
@Cameron-C-Chapman Thanks I'll keep an eye on that. I agree with your point that there needs to be more clarity on whether the express component is no longer maintained, or it is available via some internally maintained registry? |
The workaround no longer works. I'm unable to deploy my express app using serverless. What a shame. |
Mine works again now after I reinstalled the serverless CLI on a new machine, and was prompted to run |
Upon deploying a stack with this component, I now get an error. The exact same deployment worked fine a couple of months ago.
Command run:
sls deploy
Output:
I believe this is due to the update of Lambda functions to include states from AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/coming-soon-expansion-of-aws-lambda-states-to-all-functions/.
It would be great if this could be addressed as this is a huge blocker in deploying.
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