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Please create a setting to suppress "Ignoring property" warnings #371

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ttech-rickyg opened this issue Feb 13, 2025 · 3 comments
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@ttech-rickyg
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When I pull task definitions from ecs and modify the image tag, I get these warnings:

Ignoring property 'compatibilities' in the task definition file. This property is returned by the Amazon ECS DescribeTaskDefinition API and may be shown in the ECS console, but it is not a valid field when registering a new task definition. This field can be safely removed from your task definition file.

I'm not even sure it should be a warning because it's safe to remove. It's more informational. Either way, can we suppress it from showing up in the annotations section of the GitHub actions UI?

Thanks!

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Hi @ttech-rickyg, Thank you for raising this issue.

I believe this will be resolved with a PR recently merged. You can check it out here: #371.

For now, if needed, you can use the commit ID from that PR as a temporary solution. This fix will be included in next release of the amazon-ecs-render-task-definition, so you'll have an official version to work with.

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Hi @ttech-rickyg, Thank you for raising this issue.

I believe this will be resolved with a PR recently merged. You can check it out here: #371.

For now, if needed, you can use the commit ID from that PR as a temporary solution. This fix will be included in next release of the amazon-ecs-render-task-definition, so you'll have an official version to work with.

the PR link just redirects back to here. But all good. closing.

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My bad, should be this PR: #325

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