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I am using artillery to run tests with Playwright and Fargate.
Each time I ran the test, the LifecycleConfiguration of the s3 bucket was overwritten, but the behavior conflicted with our company policy.
Therefore, I have prepared and run a script with s3LifecycleConfigurationRules as an empty array.
Would it be possible to add an option to not apply s3LifecycleConfigurationRules if the s3 bucket already exists?
Or if there are other, better workarounds, I'd like to know.
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I am using artillery to run tests with Playwright and Fargate.
Each time I ran the test, the LifecycleConfiguration of the s3 bucket was overwritten, but the behavior conflicted with our company policy.
artillery/packages/artillery/lib/platform/aws-ecs/ecs.js
Lines 23 to 57 in 4cf8d05
artillery/packages/artillery/lib/platform/aws/aws-ensure-s3-bucket-exists.js
Lines 13 to 65 in 4cf8d05
Therefore, I have prepared and run a script with
s3LifecycleConfigurationRules
as an empty array.Would it be possible to add an option to not apply
s3LifecycleConfigurationRules
if the s3 bucket already exists?Or if there are other, better workarounds, I'd like to know.
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