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Why is the default S3_KEY expanding to 'None' when using aws-elasticbeanstalk-deploy pipe?

Caleb Scholze
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August 4, 2021

Currently, I'm not specifying an S3_KEY when using the aws-elasticbeanstalk-deploy:1.0.1 pipe to deploy a .NET Core application bundle as a zip file.

When the pipe pushed the artifact to S3, the default value for the S3_KEY is set to ${APPLICATION_NAME}/${VERSION_LABEL}. The pipe runs as expected and deploys an artifact, but the actual artifact is uploaded with the key ${APPLICATION_NAME}/None.zip.

It seems as though the ${VERSION_LABEL} is not expanding as part of the upload function in the pipe source code, specifically line 129 in pipe/pipe.py where it calls  `self.get_variable('S3_KEY')`. I could not locate the implementation of `get_variable()`, but it appears to be returning 'None' here, which is then used to construct the 'source_bundle_key' on line 140.

Here is log output from the pipe running in debug mode showing the failed expansion 'Artifact uploaded successfully to s3://sample-s3-bucket-name/SampleAppName/None'.

 

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Oleksandr Kyrdan
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August 5, 2021

Hi @Caleb Scholze

Thank you for your feedback!

We are investigating this behaviour and notify you.

 

Best regards,
Oleksandr Kyrdan

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