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feat: Add ability to use waitForTaskToken for ECS tasks

Open nicolaei opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

Description

This change adds the ability to use waitForTaskToken for ECS tasks.

Why is the change necessary?

To add support for documentet features. Ref the ECS step docs in the step function documentation.

Solution

The solution uses the already established pattern of having an argument wait_for_callback, as seen in the lambda task.

But because we can't have both wait_for_completion and wait_for_callback at the same time, I've added a condition to raise a ValueError if both are set to True. I'm happy to change this if you've already got an established pattern for argument errors.

Testing

Created a Unittest and also using this in a project at work.


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Testing

  • [x] Unit tests added
  • [x] Integration test added
  • [x] Manual testing - why was it necessary? could it be automated?

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  • [x] docs: All relevant docs updated
  • [x] docstrings: All public APIs documented

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nicolaei avatar Nov 12 '21 21:11 nicolaei

Thanks for the PR! For integrations that support all 3 integration patterns, we started to introduce a different way to set this using the IntegrationPattern enum instead of separate args for each pattern.

  • https://github.com/aws/aws-step-functions-data-science-sdk-python/commit/f9e63b312f543954c663e305fd5eedd9b2cdd360
  • https://github.com/aws/aws-step-functions-data-science-sdk-python/pull/176

wong-a avatar Nov 12 '21 21:11 wong-a

Sorry about the multiples of force-pushes (and subsequent spams from the build). Had some issues with the test-suite on my local machine for some reason 🤔


Thanks for the PR! For integrations that support all 3 integration patterns, we started to introduce a different way to set this using the IntegrationPattern enum instead of separate args for each pattern.

Would you like me to change the PR to use that pattern? I could introduce it to all the other task classes in compute.py while I'm at it if you'd like.

Seeing that it would be a breaking change as well, I'd probably have to change the PR title to breaking?

nicolaei avatar Nov 12 '21 22:11 nicolaei

Would you like me to change the PR to use that pattern? Seeing that it would be a breaking change as well, I'd probably have to change the PR title to breaking?

See https://github.com/aws/aws-step-functions-data-science-sdk-python/pull/180#discussion_r748630286

I could introduce it to all the other task classes in compute.py while I'm at it if you'd like.

We like to keep PRs small, so just ECS is more than fine. The main motivation here is supporting all 3 integration patterns and ECS is the only implemented integration that doesn't expose all of them.

wong-a avatar Nov 12 '21 23:11 wong-a

Sorry for the late change here, but here you go!

nicolaei avatar Dec 10 '21 12:12 nicolaei

@wong-a: Any chance we can get this merged? 😄

nicolaei avatar Jul 06 '22 13:07 nicolaei

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StepFunctions-Bot avatar Jul 27 '22 09:07 StepFunctions-Bot

I updated the tests with explicit testing of both old-style and new-style parameters now!

I'm a bit confused why the tests are failing though, because these build-issues seem totally unrelated, and I only updated my test-code 🤔 Any thoughts @jormello?

nicolaei avatar Jul 27 '22 10:07 nicolaei