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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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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.
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.
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!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: