Dblatcher/sbt aws upgrade #4296
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Deployed the branch to TEST, and the healthcheck for image loader (https://loader.media.test.dev-gutools.co.uk/management/healthcheck) came back - suggesting the issue I have localy is something localstack (or maybe local machine?) related. |
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What does this change?
bumps aws dependencies version to latest patch for minor version
patches kinesis-logback-appender
NOTE - currently not working locally - tests pass, but the healthcheck for image-loader fails (cannot retrieve ingestQueue status - errors suggest the query returns an error string indicating the queue cannot be found rather than a json payload).
planning to deploy this branch to CODE to see if the above problem is limited to localstack.
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Tested? Documented?