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Adding load balancer causes ecs_composex up to fail #175
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Hi @delahayethierry Thanks for raising that error. I will have a look into this. In the meantime, if you moved
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@delahayethierry Hello. |
@delahayethierry Merged to master, fixes a number of small issues. |
@delahayethierry any feedback ? Good to close this issue? |
Thanks @delahayethierry |
Describe the bug
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Issue when creating stack that needs a load balancer.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
How you installed ECS ComposeX'...'
How you are executing it ? : As a CLI tool, as a library, in lambda?
Link / share your Docker compose file
See error
Installed ECS ComposeX with "pip install ecs_composex" with python 3.7
We execute it as part of a shell script:
ecs_composex up -f docker_compose.yml -d outputs -n outputname -b dashboard-cfn-templates
Docker compose file (with project name replaced):
Expected behavior
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We'd expect the shell script to create the stack on AWS cloudformation
Logs
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Ubuntu 18.04, python version 3.7, latest ecs_composex version
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