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cfn-lint version: 0.38.0
CloudFormation Lambda functions with inline code (through the {"Code": {"ZipFile": "...."}} property, or with SAM functions with the InlineCode property) have a size limit of 4096 bytes enforced by CloudFormation. It would be very helpful if cfn-lint could warn about crossing this threshold, since it's difficult to measure the code size in bytes in the text editor
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#22 introduced a feature to guess actions that are similar to an existing policy. It currently doesn't support all actions.
Here's things I currently know are missing (comment if you find more):
- KMS:
Encrypt,Decrypt,GenerateDataKey, ... - ECR:
BatchDeleteImage,BatchGetImage, ... -
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Use case: package once (possibly inside a docker container), deploy to multiple regions
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Why do you want this feature?
When a command fails its not always clear whats caused it, and if you haven't run it at a higher verbosity the information required to fully debug it might be lost.
What feature/behavior/change do you want?
eksctl to dump the log output with a higher verbosity upon failure. e.g.